Chameleo... because of the entire trioceros subgenus, such a fun collection of lobes, horns and sailfins.

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I see the Bradypodian making some advances. I think if anyone takes the time to look up pictures of thamnobates, damaranum, pumilum, thamnobates or occidentalis, it would quickly rise to No. 2 at least. These are stunning chams. If I could only convince everyone else! Ha

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David 2.2 veiled 1.0 diego 1.0 camaroon sailfin 0.1 french bulldog 1.0 tuxedo cat 1.1 1/2 homo sapian

Pumilum

Undescribed Bradypodion sp. locally called emarald dward cham.

Bradypodion Thamnobates

Bradypodion Transvaalense

Bradypodion Ventrale

Bradypodion Gutturale

Bradypodion Damaranum

Bradypodion occidentale

Bradypodion pumilum

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David 2.2 veiled 1.0 diego 1.0 camaroon sailfin 0.1 french bulldog 1.0 tuxedo cat 1.1 1/2 homo sapian

Does anyone know why they expanded the genus list?

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lol i agree what did it ask? genus?? i barely know my chameleons let alone the genus? lmao

For me, the trioceros genus is the most fascinating of them all. Thanks to the horns etc, looking like today`s little dinosaurs....

greetz
Allen

It is a hard one to choose one genus.
I like all dwarf chameleons... Brookesia, Rhampholeon and Bradypodion.
But i can only vote for one...
So for me is Bradypodion the most fascinating of them all!
I like the little special dwarfs like this one:


Kind regards,
Tom

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A whole group of different species...

Hey Tom. Nice pic. Was that one of yours?