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Excellent, the more the better, we need to establish many bloodlines as there is no guarantee that imports will continue or be allowed much longer.

I have two animals from last year that are about a year and a half and may be female they are just coming up to the size where I can tell. Maybe in a month or two I will know. The one certain female from 2022 hatch I am keeping.

Hit and miss, they live longer than most and need a lot of room so it takes resources and dedication.

This pic is about a month old now, and they are on 2 - 3 week old circkets and D. hydei, they have about tripled in size since hatching.

This years clutch hatching resulted in 15 healthy babies out of 19 eggs that went full term from 21 eggs laid if memory serves me correctly.

Until I found this thread I thought I was the only one in Canada seriously working with them. I first got a young pair in 2015. I have had 3 clutches from my one female, the first being infertile as she was not placed with the male that summer. The second clutch I didn't have the incubation...

Hello all, I have been using the forum for years, especially rantotro's posts on parson's, just pulled the trigger on signing up. I have been keeping lizards for over 40 years, been a zookeeper in two facilities and now manage an animal hospital. I have worked with numerous cham species over...

I have hatched OE parson's 2 years in a row here in Canada and have been working with them for 8 years. Here are some pics of this years clutch starting to hatch and some of last years babies.