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hi sorry for my poor english. i find that it's an easy species to breed. raising cage with temperature ranging from 20° to 25°. the night, the temparture come down 10° and sometimes less. they like terrarium with lots of light. best Sebatien

Great pics, i like this species. What light do you use? thanks

for me, it is young male ankify

thanks benny for your information. Have you got adress for buy this new edition in europe? thanks

you can find parsonii orange eyes in st marie (nosy bohara) but you can also find parsonii orange eyes in north of madagascar

i am absolutly that you have 2 females. the male parsoni are more color of this size. On the other hand, the second female is not in good health. Its cheeks are hollow ...... It is necessary much water for her and a visit in the veterinary surgeon quickly sebs

you have 2 female parsonii. i am sour

how do you maintain your (or your) parsonii yellow lips? which are the temperatures? your lamps?..... thanks

congratulation. Pfefferi is very beautifull chameleon.

no, I began incubation with 16° to finish (90 days later) to 23 - 24°. While making a fall of temperature enters the day and the night ..... I will look at my notes sebs

i don't know why. In 2007, i don't have a problem with mating. Perhaps, your condition are not better, or perhaps it is not nasuta for him or her or same your male is gay.... Concerning incubation, that went from 16° to 23° cordially sebs

other what was impressive, it was the small size of the babies

I found some pictures of my nasuta. I had sent some for an article in stores KVN. here

it is Calumma nasuta. In 2007, I had some babies calumma nasuta. I think that it isn't a very difficult species. For me, the hardest is to have animals healthy. here some pictures

http://forum.tanalahy.com/ Here you find a french active forum. with the pleasure Cordially sebs

For those which did not see yet, prepare you to see assembling the new tendency as regards caused degeneration, exclusive with this edition of large Hamm of next March 13, it named well (or not): BLACK VEILED...

unfortunately, smuggling exists with the request......

i think that this speculation is possible. In the new handbook of François Le Berre, he speak that to may be there are natural hybrid for Furcifer Tuzetae of F. verrucossus and F. antimena, and for Furcifer belalandaensis of F.antimena and F.Lateralis. Why not?