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Thanks everybody! Today again two females hatched! This time I used the same temps as the first clutch and that is colder than the second. But it is to early to say something about the temps and sexdetermination. Only three eggs to go... I keep you all updated! Best regards, Tom

Thanks! I think you mean incubation period and that is not so long if I look at Calumma parsonii and others. Best regards, Tom

Thanks Nicholas!

And here we go again...the third clutch is hatchling... At the moment 4 neonates, 2.2, so thats good news! Best regards, Tom

:) ??? What happend here??? :) Come on folks...it doesn't matter who breeds more than who. The purposes of breeding must be to get further with a species and share your knowledge of the species with the world. And thats what Doelgroep Kameleons does! The funny thing of whole this thread...

@Drewtt, at the moment when I show the male a female he shows already his adult colors. The cask is turning blue, the spots turning yellow/orange and so on. They are really the Monet of the chameleons! ;) Best regards, Tom

Ofcourse its possible! ;) My female have deposit 10 eggs in December 2010. After one week, one eggs was bad. So at this moment I have 9 good eggs and I hope to hatch them soon. The eggs still look good and they are still growing. Now at the moment my couple doesn't mate, I hope in...

Thanks Jared!

I have keept a trio outside in enclosures from 1mx1mx2m and they dit very well. In the cooler months they did go inside in the largest Zoomed ReptiBreeze. Best regards, Tom

Thanks Laurie, we do our best!

Congrats Patrick! A good macro lens does wonders. ;) Also nice cb F.campani! Best regards, Tom

Very nice animals! Best regards, Tom

Here we are with a update from this beautiful species. First on special request from a friend...Jurgen... here are your 2 neonates. As you see, they do well. Enjoy the picture... And here my couple, the female is gravid. Hope to post some pictures from the...

Here we are also with a update from thes litlle creatures. Look at the amazing colors they already shown. Adult women: Adult male is shedding: Best regards, Tom

Here we are with a update from the little ones... are must I say sub-adults? First my beautifull male: And then 2 of my 3 females, look at the colors. (This is always) And here is my adult female after laying a nice new clutch from 7 eggs: Best regards, Tom

Jack, I will cross my fingers for your clutch! Lett us hope that your eggs are still okay. Do you know the humidity from your vermiculite or the weight from the box(with vermiculite and eggs) when you started the incubation process? Best regards, Tom

The best season greetings to you All! I just coming home from a New Years party and I will post some pics tomorrow. The neonate is doing great. He is drinking and eating very well and is really active during the day. In the meanwhile I have also a couple of K.matscheie and I have been...

@Jack, I keep them also that low, sometimes lower temperatures during winter rest period. And my oldest adult imported couple that I have is from the summer of 2007. So I think it will be fine. ;) When they get out of te cold period, they are like rabbits...if you know what I mean. And when...

It is Dirk and Alexandra from Berlin. ;) And they don't sell gracilior, I have tried to explain it to them but Dirk keep saying when they have 6 horns it is a gracilior. The only real Trioceros quadricornis graciliors will be imported very soon. ;) Best regards, Tom

First 10 neonates, but one was shot away and eaten. Then a second younger female with 2 neonates and a couple of infertile egg sacks.