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Funny! I just watched the same cartoon with my little boy.

I don't have the drunk pics that was Tyler's camera I believe. You all were out of control...lol

A friend of mine from Vegas.

Freaking Taylor!

The weather here in Daytona was drizzling yesterday (Thursday) I swear the news people are so full of it. They made it sound like a Tsunami hit here. We're all setup and ready to go. Come stop by the booth and say Hello!

Here's my house when I woke up Tuesday AM. http://s85.photobucket.com/albums/k53/FLChams/?action=view&current=MOV02193.flv http://s85.photobucket.com/albums/k53/FLChams/?action=view&current=MOV02195.flv

Should be interesting....Everyone here be safe.

I was checking my cooler species incubators and noticed some heads poking out. Baby Deremensis are hatching!

The babies look great Julie! Awesome work

No quads lately. Cameroon just doesn't come in like it used to. I never held any back to breed. Post a picture of Norton the Montium. Great hearing from you!

Freaking Cham Cham.....Where the heck have you been?

Just for kicks here's one of our breeders Nosy Be's that came in a shipment of Nosy Be's this year. You can see where his legs was resting on his side and sometimes he turns really white. Some would say he looks like a Nosy Faly. The islands are very close.

Here's a couple of photos I took last night of panthers in different stages of hatching.

Check out all the movement and all the eggs including eggs pipping. http://vimeo.com/1115590

Chris, I hope you put Stacey on the payroll then maybe she can afford the ring she deserves. Nice post Stacey!

I took this photo today to show the size range of eggs from different chameleon species. Helps to give perspective on how they vary. Its pretty interesting to see eggs from that many different species next to each other. Top row from left to right: US Quarter, Meller's (Ch. (T.) melleri)...

Hey Lynda! No it's not the first time I've hatched them. I hatched them last year as well.

Around 30....All the other eggs aren't empty just deflated and pipped. Once they pip the egg the egg basically collapses and they lay in there usually until they absorb the rest of their umbilical sac.

Here's a video I took of a baby Meller's actually hatching out of the egg! http://s85.photobucket.com/albums/k53/FLChams/?action=view&current=MOV02067.flv

They're going to run anywhere between $150 to $200 each. Thanks for the compliments.