Captive bred Phelsumas

Currently cooking in the incubator
This is the side were you can easily follow how our Phelsumas are breeding. Normally our animales start to lay eggs in the end of mars, and continues to the end of october.
Now at the end of november the breedingseason is over.

Phelsuma guimbeaui guimbeaui		Phelsuma mad madagascariensis
		Today (2006-01-24) I observed P.rosagularis mating for the first time. This is one of the most rare species in captivity, with only a few existing males.
p.madagascariensis madagascariensis	0
p.madagascariensis grandis	0
p.madagascariensis boehmi	0
p.madagascariensis kochi	0
p.guttata	0
p.comorensis	0
p.abbotti checkei	2
p.modesta leiogaster	0
p.sundbergi ladiguensis	0
p.sundbergi longisulae	0
p.hielscheri	0
p.dubia	0
p.rosagularis	0
p.guimbeaui guimbeaui	0
p.inexpectata	0
p.nigristriata	0
p.robertmertensi	0
p.mutabilis	0
p.lineata dorsivittata	0
p.andamanensis	0
p.borbonica agalegae	0
p.borbonica mater	2
p.borbonica borbonica	0
p.pusilla pusilla	0
p.astriata astriata	0
p.v-nigra v-nigra	0
p.barbouri	0
p.astriata semicarinata	0
p.flavigularis	0
p.breviceps	0
s.wiliamsii	3
d.tesselatus	0
p.v-nigra pasteuri	0
p.lat.laticauda	0