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Hi Biffle, How are the eggs doing, did they survive first few weeks? Kind regards, Mario

Hi Saldarya, Could you update us, are the eggs still viable? (First few weeks of incubation are very critical for F.Minor) Kind regards, Mario

A random change can occur due to high energetic cosmic particles. (that would then most likely occur just one out of many births) In turtles deformation of scales is pretty normal, i breed lots of them myself, and then the scales get split at high incubation temperatures (typical females) If...

Very well said Chamguy. In the long run, you can only do it if you are really dedicated to your chams. Yes you can make a little profit out of veileds, and out of Panthers some more, if you are succesfull in breeding. For all other cham species i think it will be very hard. The joy is in...

Hi Benton, How are your masoala doing? They look very nice. I had a complete white one ever... though didnt get it in the breeding mood... Btw. the site you mentioned is from a belgium guy (french speaking) not from the netherlands, this crazy dutchmen thinks ;-)

i have breeded Fisheri Fisheri in 2005, also took 13 months to hatch. Had placed the hatching info on the belgium forum (currently down) as i had clutches of tavetanum, multituberculatum and giant fisheri all incubating together, laid around same time in the same box at room temperature (I am...

i agree a third observer can not judge or something on a website is correct or something a guy called "Mario" is posting. :D I would say give Kees Bout a call to ask him, his phone number is on the website i mentioned, as he was the first breeder he is the one to know best where the initial...

bad picture but based upon tail base and lateral stripe i would go for for male

Link to the site of the original breeder: http://members.multimania.nl/calyp/ned06.html Kees Bout He made a exclusive deal with an exporter to also export to US and Asia, as their might be a market for these animals there, on the dutch chameleon forum and a publication in its quarterly paper...

Sorry to say but camimom is totally wrong that this gene thread came from WC animals. JackP308 is exactly right with his first statement in this thread. These translucents (pie ball) originate from the Netherlands where a certain breeder put brother on sister multiple (many) generations. (i am...

She looks really gravid :-) Is the same one gravid as the one you already have a clutch from? How many eggs do you have left from the clutch you already have?

Since i had a female verrucosus (fort dauphin) left, from last years offspring, which i kept because she lost a leg a few days after hatching. I tried mating her with a male Furcifer Pardalis (Nosey be) I was wondering since i knew 2 possible occasions, but never had heard about the outcome...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X0_sex-determination_system

if it would be a burn mark, it would most likely be on the top of him. I guess you can rule that out. What is the coloration in the interior of his mouth, pink, or more darkly coloured? Picture maybe? What vitamins do you provide? bruises is another option, but i would expect it then to be a...

with respect to the XX/XY or ZZ/ZW in chameleons (XX/XO never been found sofar in chameleons as far as i know) From wikipedia: The ZW sex-determination system is a system that determines the sex of offspring in birds, some fish and crustaceans such as the giant river prawn, some insects...

To me it looks like a hemipenis prolaps, which has sligtly dried out, since you mention yourself it was kindy bloody at 1 point, i don't think it is pooh. Also if it was pooh it would be more likely to be in the middle of the vent. The hemispenises are more at the side of the vent on eacht side...

looks female to me too

I dont know how old he is but often their behaviour changes when they become the adult colouration. Actually this kind of behaviour is mostly nice if you think of him as a breeder male. I dont know what you have been actually trying, always approach from the bottom, and if you want to try...

it can be if you move closer to the equator :D

From Kinyonga's link with the french article i made this with chromosome count: Labordi 24=22M+2m Lateralis 24 Campani 26=12M+14m Pardalis 22=20M+2m Oustaleti 22 verruscosus ? Nasutus 34=16M+18m Gallus 34=12M+22m Brevicornus 32=18M+14m Parsonii 36=12M+24m I know i ever saw a link...