Rhampholeon viridis hatchling

[BelgiumLizard]

I have been keeping for a while 1.2 Rhampholeon viridis and I had some clutches, but I was thinking how long will it take them to hatch.
I was supprised this week that after 81 days that they hatcht, it is not a long time but they are doing very good!
Here are some photo's from the hatchling and the juveniles:
The start of the hatchling of one of the juveniles...

The first juvenile:

To show the size of the juvenile I have put a 1 eurocent beneath him.

There was also a little bit of bad news... 2 of the eight didn't make it, the didn't get out of the egg. But 6 little creatures are a life.

I am working on a little report of the incubation period and temperature, it will folow ASAP.
Also picture from the adults animals I will post later...

Best regards

 

[eisentrauti]

Too sweat

 

[Damaranum]

good work Tom!

 

[eisentrauti]

I hope you can get them alive, but it's very hard with them

 

[merumontanus]

Ah! Only a green "temporalis" is better than a temporalis.

Great job!

Please keep us posted on their development & husbandry.

Cheers,

Fabián

 

[AJA]

Too sweat

I think you meant sweet.


WOW those are tiny Good job. Congratulations.

 

[eisentrauti]

Oh damn, shame on me

 

[bosco]

Great success!

 

[Chris Anderson]

Congrats. Glad to see this. Looking forward to the incubation info!

Chris

 

[Klemins]

Very cool. Congrats

 

[BelgiumLizard]

Thank you all!
It took a while, but I have been busy lately.
Here we are with the incubation chart of Rhampholeon viridis:


The juveniles are doing great! They are eating and drinking very good!
I feed them pealouses, springtails and fruitfly's.
Photo's from these little ones will follow asap.

best regards

 

[laurie]

Those babies are soooooooo cute. i wish you could put them all in a box and mail they to me. congrats and keep us posted with pictures.