Sad stories....happier endings..
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MissSkittles
Chameleon Enthusiast
Amazing stories! Love watching that little one hatch. Feel bad for the mommas though.
Sonny13
Chameleon Enthusiast
Amazing stories….almost the same like @redhorse (who did a great job).
I feel definitely sorry for the poor girls, especially those with bad husbandry and overfeeding, it’s true torture.
Also pisses me off, seeing people over here wanna breed Yemen’s, for what? A bit of extra money?! 9 out of 10 hatchlings end up with bad keepers and have tortured life, due to price droppings as a result overbreeding. The supply and demand needs to be balanced, and a Yemen should be as expensive as I.e. a Panther, then people would overthink things twice and it would control the impulsive keepers.
O sorry, just my Sunday morning cappuccino frustration
I feel definitely sorry for the poor girls, especially those with bad husbandry and overfeeding, it’s true torture.
Also pisses me off, seeing people over here wanna breed Yemen’s, for what? A bit of extra money?! 9 out of 10 hatchlings end up with bad keepers and have tortured life, due to price droppings as a result overbreeding. The supply and demand needs to be balanced, and a Yemen should be as expensive as I.e. a Panther, then people would overthink things twice and it would control the impulsive keepers.
O sorry, just my Sunday morning cappuccino frustration
MissSkittles
Chameleon Enthusiast
I hear ya! I only have a regular coffee but share your frustration.Amazing stories….almost the same like @redhorse (who did a great job).
I feel definitely sorry for the poor girls, especially those with bad husbandry and overfeeding, it’s true torture.
Also pisses me off, seeing people over here wanna breed Yemen’s, for what? A bit of extra money?! 9 out of 10 hatchlings end up with bad keepers and have tortured life, due to price droppings as a result overbreeding. The supply and demand needs to be balanced, and a Yemen should be as expensive as I.e. a Panther, then people would overthink things twice and it would control the impulsive keepers.
O sorry, just my Sunday morning cappuccino frustration
Klyde O'Scope
Chameleon Enthusiast
Once (or twice) again...
WOW! Loved the stories and I thought I invented the wheel too. Wrong! 
The African Story ---Did not see any pics of chameleon. Does anyone know if they were Chamaeleo dilepis species (Flap Necks)? Cool to have worked with them a few years back.
Few pics of babies from "Death due to egg binding" thread-- There was one with birth defect (missing lower half of body), wish I could have kept it alive. NOTE: anyone who wants a pic send in "Conversations" as a request. I find it interesting but will not post.
The African Story ---Did not see any pics of chameleon. Does anyone know if they were Chamaeleo dilepis species (Flap Necks)? Cool to have worked with them a few years back.
Few pics of babies
from "Death due to egg binding" thread-- There was one with birth defect (missing lower half of body), wish I could have kept it alive. NOTE: anyone who wants a pic send in "Conversations" as a request. I find it interesting but will not post. Attachments
Klyde O'Scope
Chameleon Enthusiast
They remind me of stills from, "Invasion of the Chameleon People"
