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Originally Posted by Tom verbraeken

Hello people,
Here are some pictures from my semi adults Rhampholeon viridis, the green color isn't dominant because they are not yet adults. If a female is in his tank, the color become more dominant.






I will post later photo's of the females, because a few days ago one of the to has lay a clucht of 8 eggs and is recovering and the other is gravid. So you al must wait a while. Because it is the best for the animals that they are now left alone.

I was also wondering if there are people in the UK that have Rhampholeon viridis?
If yes I want to know how they keep them.
I will explain how I keep them:
I use a terrarium with the following dimensions 50x50x70(h), at the front there is ventilation and on top also. The terrarium is well planted, a real bush. On the ground there are different kinds of moss and beneath the moss there is a +- 10 cm soil. I have also spread on the floor some dry leaves. Further I use thin branches with moss on it. The daytemperature is +- 22°C and a night drop to +- 15 à 17°C.
Basic hum is 70% and I spray twice a day, so they can drink. For lighting I use a 5.0 UVB tube and for warming up a G4 lamp of 20 watts.
This is how I do it.

Best regards,
Tom