More werneri babies!
- Thread starter CarlC
- Start date
Awwww , the cuties! Congratulations on the clutch, can't wait to see pics as they grow!!
-Jen
-Jen
junglefries
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0 out 33. Finally. Now I am truly excited for tomorrow. 
Motherlode Chameleon
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Carl
Congratulations! Your going to have quite the Trioceros werneri colony going at your place!
Best Regards
Jeremy A. Rich
Congratulations! Your going to have quite the Trioceros werneri colony going at your place!
Best Regards
Jeremy A. Rich
CarlC
Established Member
That's my plan. If there was only one species I could keep werneri would be it.
Carl
CarlC
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Thanks Laurie!
I want to see this species succeed in captivity. Maybe with the help of some others we can get this species to the point that limited numbers of CB animals will always be available.
Carl
Action Jackson
Chameleon Enthusiast
Congratulations on a healthy clutch. You have a lot of babies to house lol. I'm scrambling to house all mine. I hope you are able to sell theses when they are old enough. I'm having a hard time moving my Meru's.
CarlC
Established Member
I have 60+ babies from three species right now. The xanth's will be the hardest to move. Most of the sternfeldi are spoken for. If it comes down to it I'll just apply for CITES for the werneri and bring them to a Hamm show.
It does suck working with odd species! I'd be all over some of your meru's if I had the room.
Carl
It does suck working with odd species! I'd be all over some of your meru's if I had the room.
Carl
laurie
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That is what my two partners and I are working to do with quads. I think we can both hit our goals. You are on your way
Motherlode Chameleon
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I concur with you two and think we have the breeders in the USA who are capable of accomplishing these goals for many chameleon species. It is great to watch keepers breeding (or having gravid WC females give birth) the less commonly kept species such as Trioceros werneri here in the USA.
Best Regards
Jeremy A. Rich
shaneofall
Member
Congratulations Carl! Did she show any signs before? I will likely buy some at 3 months.
CarlC
Established Member
She was a bag of marbles for months. It was a normal morning for her eating a cricket and basking in the morning sun.
Carl
kameleons jvo
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I dont think its a good idea to bring them to the Hamm show.
Werners came in the last 2 years and several breeders are offering babys,they give large clutches and the group of people who are interested in these species are rather small.
If you can sell babys for 70 or 80e you can be glad but even at those prices interest will be very low i'm affraid...
Your cost of paperwork and shippingcosts will be way higher than what you can sell and if not sold you need to take them back to the US???
We are planning an import of the more rare werner ssp like the Ngure giant green form or the giant longhorns.
These are very collorful and will reach a bigger publique i guess.
