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How are the babies Gene? Have they done well for you? I would love an update if possible.

Hey Luis, following up. How did the Nasutum end up doing for you? Any notable aspects to their care?

Andreas, any significant chanhes to how you keep and breed Parsonii since your last post?

And the very reason they are my favorite cham!

Sam, How did the other clutches go? Did the exo terra housing make a difference? T

Absolutely stunning! Are you exposing them to regular sunlight at all or only UVB fluorescent light? What are your thoughts on raising Parsonii indoors only vs exposure to natural light when able? T

Amazing pics! Please keep us informed on any breeding, incubation etc. This species is on my "Top 10" list. T

Any updates on the O'Shaughnessy? Any eggs? Does anybody know if anybody has bred them successfully yet? T

Any updates on the eggs? Can you also post how you are incubating them?

Bobby, I am very excited for you and am holding thumbs for some genuine made in the USA CBB F. Minors! Well done~! T.

Thamnobates Flux, any updates? Being greedy and wnting to live vicariously through you! Cheers, T

Bill, any updates on the baby B thamnobates? I hope the continue to do well for you and wouldnt mind seeing some pics. cheers, T

Bill, Congratulations on your and their success!!! I couldn't be happier to finally see this species being established in the US!!! Congrats again! T

Very cute! Those tails are amazing! Can you not tell using coloration or hemipenal appearance/bulge? Good job on getting them this far! T

Uganda Reptiles Village Some more pics: C. Ellioti - male, female, baby, male, enclosure entrance. Good initiative on the caging but bad execution. Cheers, T.

Uganda Reptiles Village Some more pics. Some males. The aforementioned drinking basin. A tough female (rear right leg). Cheers, T

Uganda Reptiles Village

Uganda Reptile Village

Gravid female Thamnobates Flux, Your female is looking great! I am very excited for you! I too love the scalation. Thanks for sharing! T

Luis, congrats! What wonderful news! How did you have them set up? Like your Uroplatus? Any chance of some pics? I really enjoyed them in the wild and am glad you are experiencing success with them - so pretty! T