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mcfluffin
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They're adorable! Cor...love those little critters...I wonder if anyone has ever made a huuuuge setup with pygmy chams...potential project methinks.  Congrats on the new babies, I'm so jealous!
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PaulG
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great pics!
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Mememe
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| mcfluffin wrote: | | They're adorable! Cor...love those little critters...I wonder if anyone has ever made a huuuuge setup with pygmy chams...potential project methinks. Congrats on the new babies, I'm so jealous! |
I think that would be fantastic - wish I had the room! Basically, a dart frog viv with half a tree's twigs in it!
They'll breed for you soon enough anyway, like rabbits! 
EDIT: Thanks Paul!
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kroakykaren
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Here are good few all in one ficus plant, these where in a 2ft tank
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KJ Exotics
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Wow that picture is great, with them all siting there, well done:)
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David Maguire
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i just bought a pair of these there gorgeous my female is six months and my male is seven
what age do these mature?
how do you breed them and is it hard?
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David Maguire
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i just bought a pair of these there gorgeous my female is six months and my male is seven
what age do these mature?
how do you breed them and is it hard?
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kroakykaren
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They mature fast as they have a short life span, and thats a huge shame because they are great chams to keep, as for breeding they are prolific, there are a good few threads on here about eggs and incubating them etc, good luck with yours
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congrats.
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