I never planned to have Chameleon babies. I separated the pair as soon as I got them. A short few months after getting them- babies! Turns out she was pregnant before I ever got her. She had three and I lost two after the first cage transfer. Little Alexander has been coming along strong. I hope I never have to maintain fruit flies again. Fruit flies aren't bad but require planning so that you always have new cultures coming. I was so happy when he switched to crickets. He doesn't get stressed out when I want to hold him. The more I experience a captive bred animal the more I think that his parents where wild caught. I made the assumption that since I bought the parents from a breeder that they were produced by him. Don't make an assumption when purchasing. I would enjoy George and Martha a lot more if they didn't act like I was a giant intruder.
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- Alpine Newt aka Ichthyosaura alpestris
- Axolotl aka Ambystoma mexicanum
- Blue Tailed Fire Belly Newt aka Cynops cyanurus
- craft
- Crested Gecko aka Rhacodactylus ciliatus
- crochet
- Danube Crested Newt aka Triturus dobrogicus
- dog
- Dumpy Tree Frog aka White's Tree Frog
- family
- Fire Belly Newts aka cynops orientalis
- Fire Salamander aka Salamandra salamandra
- Fresh water tank
- frog
- Gargoyle gecko aka Rhacodactylus auriculatus
- gecko
- Green Marbled Newt aka Triturus marmoratus
- Guinea pig
- Halmahera gecko aka Gehyra marginata aka incorrectly known as a Vortex Gecko
- isopods
- Jackson Chameleon
- Kaier Newt aka Neurergus kaiseri
- Leachie aka Rhacodactylus Leachianus
- Leopard Gecko
- Lepodactulus legubrius aka Mourning Geckos
- macro photography
- Milipede
- newt
- pacman frog
- paint
- Pareodura vazimba
- plant
- puppy
- salamander
- scorpion
- sewing
- Spanish Ribbed Newt aka Pleurodeles Waltl
- tarantula
- White's tree frog aka Dumpy tree frog aka Litoria caerulea
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