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The last one is the little brown runt :)

Hello ppl! Had a busy few months so only getting round to uploading some of these now. My little (tri)Sarah(tops) had her first clutch hatch in November and these are some of the pics I've gone through/edited. Still a few batches to go so will upload once I get some time. Saving the best to...

Great looking dwarves! That female is definitely gravid so keep a look out :)

If I had to guess i would say female. Very pretty none the less, would love to see the colours in the throat when she puffs it up, sometimes happens when they yawn :)

That Cape dwarf is beautiful! (well they all are ) but I must say its def one of the most colourful I've seen :)

I still need to keep all these others at some point to see what they are like but for now nothing is quite as loveable as the calm, accepting nature of a Bradypodion. :)

No worries! :) Safe flight

Fantastic work Chris! Really happy that this sort of work is being done on our Bradypodions :) Have you collected any Damaranum? Last week I flew a helicopter from Cape Town all the way up to Durban then inland to the Drakensburg and back round Lesotho on the return trip. I'm doing the same...

Hey chaps, Jono here from CT, I keep Veilds and a few rescued damaranum.

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I would also say Eastern Cape Dwarf and if you found one there is a good chance will be more nearby. Nothing better than having wild chameleons in your own garden so enjoy (and avoid putting up an electric fence at all costs!)

There are no poisoness orchids but it's a pretty expensive meal. One of my veiled managed to eat a few flowers off one before I caught her.

Yay for beautiful babies! Their skin has such a lovely texture. Jealous!

I made a how to video for the contest which specifically deals with handling. I put all my specific tips which I find works best for me at the end. Hope it helps :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2XgpEYCYeAY Edit: Thought I should mention that this took me a few months of working with her...

This is the closest I've managed to get in capturing the true colors of my favorite cham. As you guys know I'm a bit of a purist with my photography hence this photo is unedited.

Alright thanks. She is still gaining weight but from pics I've seen on the forum I think she has a bit to go still.

My video entry http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2XgpEYCYeAY

Beautiful pictures! Nothing like sunlight :) Peas really are the perfect climbing plants for babies because of the way the grow. Had a similar pot setup for my last clutch of dwarf neos. I setup a plastic cone around the top of the pot which was too slippery for them to climb up so they were...

What is the average time between when a veiled female first starts showing mating colors to when she lays her eggs?

You should look into those 3 way PVC corners, the ones you can just slot the tubing onto. Some of the site sponsors sell them, super cheap and makes building very easy. Also instead of sewing use a hot glue gun.