Search results

Best of luck! This is awesome!

Congratulations! This is very exciting to see.

Amazing! Thanks for posting.

Awesome! Congrats.

These guys are one of my favourites. Congrats!

Congratulations!

Congratulations! This is fantastic to see.

Look at his tail! Very nice.

Beautiful! I really think think this is one a handful of species that challenge the magnificence of parsonii.

Awesome enclosure!

Yeah I'd agree that it is a C. cristifer.

Does anyone else think the female is a T. werneri?

Congrats! They look great.

Wow what an amazing collection! I hope you can continue your success in keeping and breeding these animals.

That is so awesome. Deremensis are definitely one of my favourite.

Awesome work!

I was unable to find any tigris on Praslin, which was disappointing, however I did have an epic holiday. Chris, I visited Valle de Mai but it seemed unfit for tigris to inhabit. The area was very arid. There was very little ground cover as the palm trees blocked out most of the sun. When I...

Hi all, I'm going to the Seychelles later this week (Paslin) and am hoping I'll get to see some reptiles in situ. I've read that C. tigris is living on the island of Praslin so I plan to visit the national park there. Have any forum members traveled to the Seychelles? Can anyone tell me...

Congrats! I haven't read through this thread, so sorry if this has already been asked. Did you get them to copulate in captivity or did you receive your female gravid? From what I read, this species is generally the most difficult to breed in captivity.

Are you sure it's discolouration of the skin? I'm thinking it could be mites. It's likely considering the "spots" only started showing since you acquired your other cham. If they aren't mites I'm not sure what else they could be. Maybe some kind of fungus? Can you post some pictures?