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Pygmies shed their entire skin within an hour or two! They split down the middle and then stretch their little heads and tails all around to loosen the split and eventually end up pulling it off! Sometimes they will eat the entire shed so you don't even know it happened. I got lucky and caught...

Going through some pics and haven't shared in a while. My little man is growing up! He's grown out of his baby colors. Here's when he was younger, perching on a tiny air plant leaf Came in the other night and this was how he was sleeping: Total splits and passed out! And then the next...

I have a handful of pygmy vivs now that I have babies coming out my ears! Just thought I'd post a few pics for anyone looking for inspiration. :) The original viv that houses the parents: The little viv for Meena, my only girl baby: Littler viv for my brother's baby boy: And...

So just walking past the baby brevs in their brand new viv this is what I see: Poor little thing bit off a lot more than he could chew! I didn't even know there were any isopods still in there, and I never thought they'd try to eat one at that size. I pulled him out and he panicked and...

After 84 days incubating I had just about given up. I candled the eggs just two days before they hatched and only saw a small dark sliver and one tiny blood vessel in just one egg. I was thinking by that time it would be body filling the whole egg, like with birds. But apparently not! The first...

Hi, can someone please tell me what these colours on my 2 (believed to be) male bearded pygmy chams. http://i253.photobucket.com/albums/hh46/JOJOTHEFIRST/IMAG0185.jpg http://i253.photobucket.com/albums/hh46/JOJOTHEFIRST/IMAG0187.jpg

Picture of Rieppeleon Brevicaudatus embryo inside egg

Here is a pic of my new boy Stubs! Showing off for the ladies!

My newest member of my forever growing family, Percy the pygmy. 7wks old brev

R. brevicaudatus neonate from my first clutch of eggs.

R. brevicaudatus neonate from my first clutch of eggs.

R. brevicaudatus eggs

New brev enclosure

Gravid R. brevicaudatus

Female R. brevs in their enclosure.

Female R. brev in her enclosure.