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I second this assessment... :D Do I see a trade coming?! :p Luis

Virtual "High Five"! Congrats! Luis

Trace, you have nearly the exact setup I use. For a budget lens Tamron does a pretty decent job! Great shots! Luis

We average roughly 250-300 per month. Luis

And who gave you the idea to suggest to Harry to send her down?! I recall you and Lee over the house after Daytona talking about Garadean and *me* suggesting he should send her to the Quad ranch! :cool: But I will give you credit for taking the idea and making it happen! :) In all seriousness...

Hey Harry, First off, thanks for such kind words! :o I know we spoke yesterday, but I'm so glad they made it ok and you're happy with them. If Garadean laid any eggs, she buried them beneath the plastic bottom of her suite! we bonsai most of our schefflera and such so there wouldn't have...

You beat me to it! :P Luis

Wow, I'm so sorry to hear that. Just for the record, these fridges aren't designed specifically for incubation. They're a standard "Made in China" product that anyone can, and has, repackaged as their own. Heck, even Exo-terra jumped the on the bandwagon and has a black version of the same...

Hey Jo, Good to hear the werners are looking up. Now regarding the deremensis, we've had this happen once before and it took weeks to get her out of it. The first thing I would recommend is getting a fecal done. This can get you started in the right direction. I would get that done sooner than...

Hey! Happy Birthday Franie! :) Luis

Here here... :D Luis

Chad, he looks amazing! :) Luis

We have only 26 chams but over 100 Uroplatus. :) Luis

No worries. Just let us know how it goes! :) Luis

Congratulations! Just a word of advice, incubate at a steady temperature of 72 (22c). I found the up and down in temps lead to lower hatch rates. :) Good luck either way! Luis

Laurie, it was an absolute delight to spend time with you and Lee, both times! ;) Just let me know when you're ready for those bitaeniatus. :) Luis

In our experience, T. deremensis prefer low 70's with 72-74 being the most comfortable for them. Ours begin to gape when temps reach above 78. We don't provide hot spots, since they really aren't necessary and only add to potential over heating (though during winter months when temps may dip...

Finding a new species isn't hard, it's getting it described that is tricky. ;) Thanks for the info Chris, very fascinating. Luis

Great shots Syn! Handsome fella... :) Luis

Chad, You couldn't have had better timing... check your PM. :) Luis