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those look like they can be burns from that 100watt. ive seen something like this recently.

i would do it if i had the space for sure. though even i would rather have a tavetana. parsons just arent worth it to me.

and i second pssh! id buy!

i had been wondering lately if he retained his yellows and for sure he did. the green on him is what turns yellow. and hes only a year old?! thats crazy, give him 6 more months to really color up. i honestly love the green variations of nosey be, and believe that mixing colors make the best...

i have experience keeping in/on all three. and my experience was that free ranging is number one! the chams love it, and they tend to bloom personality wise. the only down fall is rigging everything up to work on a free range including misting/drippin, poop catching, and setting up the lighting...

what are the cage temps, what kind of lights are you using. send pics of his enclosure on a new post

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captive bred red eye tree frogs for biovine, is what he meant to say i think

we would love some pics of any brookesia to better help the identification

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congrats! whats the egg count? for a small girl i bet it was still a big clutch. i recently had a girl unknowingly hold onto 22 eggs without me knowing! i just receieved her and she merely looked healthy. so i thought nothing of it. but your girl looks gynormous, must have ben a clutch and a...

it does look very similar to female. theres still a small chance it is male. post a better pic.

as it matures you can see i it pans out as pure ambanja, but it looks to be pure and ambanja to me. its going to be an amazing looking ambanja at that, im not typically into ambanjas so that says a lot.

i believe it happens by will of the chameleon, when shes ready shes ready. if ever ready again at all. ive experienced a female or two that would never be bred again, but those usually went on to produce retained clutches

perfect temps right there, nice specs!

she looks mighty tiny to be gravid. i dont see any noticable bulges indicating egg retention. and just a thought, if infact she is gravid, she may not like the soil? some chameleons are picky about egg laying terrain/substrate.

nine times out of ten there is in some way a miscomunication between imported specimens and what they are. ambanja have been imported for years and ambato and ankify locales are sent in with them. big hutch has a wc ambanja that appears straight up ambatoXankify. things happen like this, i think...

female! i love female chams the mostest! males are over rated. but a female with fluoro pink/purple/blue/or orange panthers , and the blue/yellow of veileds... im pumped.:cool:

i may end up doing a bunch of deep natural incubations. just remember some of us have gotten phenom type results, ask around and see what others have gotten from the whole ordeal. it may just be a big waste of space and time. most people enjoy controlling each eggs destiny, keeping them...

may i add i aswell knew nothing of these eggs being in there