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I interrupted my participation about a year ago, in the discussion regarding "the Pine Island Growth Rates at 1 Year Old" because in the first reactions after my post, immediately conclusions were made like: “wait.. I understood well ? : You collected an egg from Pine Island and took it home?” I...

Me personally, I have no pictures because I was filming. I have several good shots but always from the same animal. These animals live high in the trees, always 6 meters and higher and you can only see them at night.

I was in NC twice, the first time in 2007 and the second time in februari 2013. All Diplodactylidae live in the lower parts of the island, between the main road and the coast. We did not find R. lechianus on Pine Island itself but on its satelite islands Moro and Menore, Correlophus ciliatus...

Sorry for my late reply but i only joined today, I cannot give the details of my chahouas at home, because for the moment I am abroad. The data I have with me are data from 2013 when I stayed at Pine Iland. I found 2 chahoua eggs, but unfortunately one was damaged. The remaining egg hatched the...