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Ok, I'm going crazy w/these little guys! Its just that the odds are so overwhelming as far as them all making it. I promise there won't be the same reaction to my clutches of Veilds, Leaf(s) and Panthers!!

Last pics before I move them into their new cages.

Bill

Its obvious why you are so excited. They are so tiny and cute. I'm glad they are getting all the attention. A full clutch like that deserves it.

Good luck with your panthers and veilds and leafs.
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1.1 Bearded Dragons
1.2 Maroantsetra Panther Chameleons
2.0 Long Tailed Grass Lizards
0.0.1 Giant Mellers Chameleon
0.0.2 Kenyan Pigmy Chameleons
500 Escaped Crickets

I can never have too much baby pics!!!!
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Feenie

1.1 vieled cham.- Stitch and Rana (Missing you,Chloe)
2.0 Panther chams- Lou and Yosamite Sam
1.0 Giant Day Gecko- Mr. Gecko
0.1 Aussi Whites Tree frog- Frumpy
1.0 Peacock tree frog- Igaro
2.2 Canines Junior-pitbull chiuahuah mix, Jose- chiuahuah, Pearl- Staffie, and Daisy- Red nose Pit- foster child
1.0 boyfriend- Trent species unknown

oh they are really sweet lil babes, I sure hope and pray they all make it! They look wonderful, hehehhehee

Yeah, don't be afraid to post alot of pics, we LOVE them

The sire is awesome also.
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PHEve / Eve

Contact PHEve

Is that a pencil cactus you have your babies on? Looks like it from the picture. Is the sap milky white? If so, that is in the Euphorbia family and many (most) Euphorbias have poisonous sap. I might be wrong but figured I'd better say something, not that your plants end up being the problem.

Yes it is. I had to trim it a bit to fit and it did bleed white sap. I trimmed it the day before. The sap stoped oozing w/in 30 minutes and I rinsed it twice just to make sure. I moved them off of it today but its perfect for baby Chams, especially if you don't have to trim it. They've been on it for almost a week -until today w/no adverse reactions.

Bill

Hey,

I am not a plant expert, and I don't pretend to be, and there are many many plants that you can use that are safe. But I always use umbrella plants, pothos plants, and hibiscus plants. Hibiscus plants, ficus and croton plants have worked great for many, but not me. However, I never saw a need to try other types of plants, and risk it hurting the chams. There is no need for it. The plants I ust named are available at any garden center. Obviously croton would not be a good choice for the small babies, cause they can't climb on it. Umbrella plants work well. It is all about how much you are misting them. Pothos and umbrella might thrive in one condition, while hibiscus and ficus will thrive in another. Find out which plants work well for you. But I don't reccommend just using any plants before you research it more. Kammerflage Kreations (chameleonsonly.com) has it posted on their website which plants are safe and which plants are dangerous. Be sure to clean the plants properly too. Good luck.

Ank-Inc.
Adam.