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07-09-2005, 10:46 AM

Here is a site about breeding Senegals:

http://easyreptiles.co.uk/chameleon/senegal/breeding/

I had my WC senegals a long time, too. I still have one 4 and 1/2 year-old male (red eye morph). Mine were all 7-9 grams when I got them, which gave them an advantage in acclimating. Most adult Senes are too far gone to save, by the time they hit retail. When CH or imported young, they make fantastic pets and are very hardy. They do get some amazing colors during breeding, and in the shade (blue dorsal diamonds and orange toes). A friend in CA has some CH due any day now, and the dams are fine. I can give your email to her, if you want to ask questions.

We call our male the Ambassador, because he's very friendly and calm, and less "scary-looking" (to visitors) than the giant melleri.

Kristina

07-09-2005, 10:46 AM	#5
studiocham	Here is a site about breeding Senegals: http://easyreptiles.co.uk/chameleon/senegal/breeding/ I had my WC senegals a long time, too. I still have one 4 and 1/2 year-old male (red eye morph). Mine were all 7-9 grams when I got them, which gave them an advantage in acclimating. Most adult Senes are too far gone to save, by the time they hit retail. When CH or imported young, they make fantastic pets and are very hardy. They do get some amazing colors during breeding, and in the shade (blue dorsal diamonds and orange toes). A friend in CA has some CH due any day now, and the dams are fine. I can give your email to her, if you want to ask questions. We call our male the Ambassador, because he's very friendly and calm, and less "scary-looking" (to visitors) than the giant melleri. Kristina