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We have Tamatave eggs in the incubator!
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Well, yesterday when Jamie was cleaning out the day geckos, we had a very nice suprise..........

Tucked inside a large peice of Bamboo was these two pearly white eggs! We are so happy! 
 We will be eagerly counting down the 55 odd days until Alex and Glorias little baby day geckos hatch!
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We caught this little guy pushing himself out of the egg, he seemed to have no problem and came out walking!
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Baby Nosy be's going about their business! CUTE! feeding time!
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Why on earth would I willingly spend 3 days on a mimibus?
 Hamm of course.
We were off to Hamm last weekend and had a fantastic time, even though the journey may have been a bit grueling!
 There was some wonderful animals there, including a very beautiful Parsonii, Quite a few leopard geckos and a very expensive, but amazing snake!
 Some things made me a bit cross, the way in which some animals were displayed was abit ropey and the health of some animals was questionable, one chameleon in partic...

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Today we took Molly and Frankie to Manchester Museum.
It was great to see Randall again in the flesh, he is looking absolutely stunning, and Adam and Andrew are doing a superb job of keeping him in tip top condition!
We got to see all the wonderful habitats, they have done an amazing job of recreating natural environments for the species they have. The misting/rain system that they have is something else, I would love one!
We were also especially fortunate to have Adam show us the rarer species...
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This little girl has spotted lunch!

A younger baby from a newly hatched clutch


Look at my buster now,  I cant believe how beautiful he is turning out!



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This week was weighing week, so we thought we would share some pictures!
 They dont really like it too much, but regular weighing helps us to monitor our Chameleons and make sure that none of them is loosing any excess weight or gaining any excess weight. Weighing females before and after mating/egg deposition also helps us to ensure against ill health from breeding.
I have also added some new articles, which I hope will be useful to somebody!
 Laura xx
Arnie,
Bubblegum
Buster (shedding)
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