A great breeding success was achieved by AG-member and former AG-speaker Timo Weiß this week: His Chamaeleo namaquensis offspring hatched successfully. Congratulations!
The Namaqua chameleon is one of the few existing chameleons that actually occur in real deserts. It lives in the wild in Namibia, South Africa and Angola on the African continent. Unlike many other chameleon species, it inhabits mainly the ground and low shrubs.
Photo: One-day-old juvenile on the hand of the successful keeper
Dear AG members,
We have received some sad news.
Our long-time and loyal member Guy Kremer sadly passed away far too young last Saturday.
Everyone who knew him appreciated him for his calm, matter-of-fact manner and his wealth of knowledge. You could have controversial discussions with him and always got new suggestions and tips, be it about the next Seychelles trip or about life in general.
Unfortunately, he lost his last difficult battle. Our thoughts are now with his family.
We will miss you….
David
