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Kafiau Island Chondros aka Canary Chondros

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Here are some photos of our new pair of chondros. They are LTC (2+ years) adults. The male is pictured first, then the female. They are really neat animals.
 

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Thanks. Not breeding yet Derek. We are hoping they will be later this year though. We just got them a few days ago. They both ate f/k medium rats yesterday, so that made us happy. :)
 
Nice critters Kelly!!!!

I have a few of those guys hanging around.. Where did you pick these up from??
Randy
 
One day I hope to add canarys to my group too!! They're stunning, even if/when they go to green. It's very pretty and different from other locale types. I'm waiting on the captive bred babies from some of these imports from the last few years. Their disposition is said to be one of the very gentle locale types too. That's always a great thing!! NO biaks for me!!!

Nice pick up Kelli! My fingers will be crossed that they produce great for you!!
 
Thanks Cathy! Yes, we did lots of research on these and we know it is quite likely that they will turn green at some point. There are those that supposedly have big adults that are still yellow though, so who knows. We wanted them mainly for the fact that they are locale specific animals, and not overly common. I know what you are saying about Biaks haha, although we are looking for an adult female... :)
 
I have collected many specimens from Kofiau..the adults I brought back to our Jakarta farm were all still bright yellow. My Seram's are also beautiful. The best one is still my Cyclops Mountain Albino..probably the only one in the world ! We'll be publishing our 1st Chondro book in a few months. Hundreds of full color pics, and over 120 localities will be illustrated.
Maps, reproduction, color morphs, farming projects, and so much more..For more info. contact TOM <snip> We sell/ship farmed Chondro's out of Florida.
 
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Congrats!

They're one of my favorites and yours are just gorgeous! :D
I especially love the male's blue patterns, so neat! :thumbsup:
 
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