I'm not sure what is this, please advice panther

A gravid chameleon......

Pictures are too blurry to be able to see it. It kinda looks like a Peacock. But can't really see it because of the pictures.

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Hi,looks a bit like a unusual coloured female of furcifer minor to me.. or maybe a carpet. I would definetly stick to furcifer though. Whats it supposed to be,as what did you get it?

It isn't F. minor. She doesn't have the two spots on the flanks behind the head that is indicative of them. She looks like a carpet (F. lateralis) to me. Clearer pics would solidify the ID. There is virtually no chance of it actually being one but the coloration alone almost looks like a gravid female F. labordi. I would have to say F. lateralis though.

Chris

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Looks like a pic in my Necas book. I was reading it last night. I'll look aain when I get home.

def. looks like a carpet to me, but again it is very blurry.

Wow, I sure thought it was a Furcifer labordi at first too, but in receptive color since gravid females turn black? Although the pics are blurry, she doesn't appear to have the small rostral process that female F. labordi would have so I'm going with carpet as well. Beautiful cham, nonetheless.

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sorry this is the only photos I have cause I'm a newbie so seldom see this color

Looks like a Furcifer Lateralis Major.
Fat little pigs!

Try taking some addidional pics form further away if necessary, in order to get it in focus, shoot at high resolution and then crop it. Do you have a male as well? If so it will help if you post a pic of him.

Nice cham, good luck-don't overfeed this species they will eat, and eat and eat...did I mention they like to eat?

T.