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Thanks. He is pushing 24". He is shedding almost every month.

Asking $200. Colony will come with 18" x 18" x 36" DIY cage. Cage is also equipped with piping for automatic mister system. Local pick up only. No shipping. Jethro the male I can send more photos.

Sorry about the flash.:)

Just chiiling out.

Thanks. I will video log this.

That Oustaleti is an older chameleon that bred verrocosus which produced paradalis, thus producing all different locales. Another theory I am guessing is oustaleti females are the colorful ones compared to paradalis females, which tells me through evolution female paradalis had to have a much...

Lol:-) Now. Can someone please give me some suggestions or any knowledge on the gestation and incubation of the eggs from the copulation of these two species?

I agree Sandra that they are the same species, but like dogs, can they have evolved from another species(like dogs from wolf), thus making them a subspecies of another chameleon?

I am very suspicious, because verrocosus, oustaleti, and paradalis have very close to similar physical attributes. It just makes me wonder. Another thing, I find oustaleti a much more hardier animal than paradalis, which makes me believe that oustaleti has been here longer than...

That was my question regarding Sandra's post. Is it possible that Panthers could be a subspecies?

That is fascinating. I have seen studies done on foxes that are contained in a small environment for farming purposes for their fur. It showed that they started developing diffrent morphs of their fur coloration. Could this would have happen to panther chameleons, since they vary different...

Ok, so ........ Cross Breeds ........mostly preffered by pet owners Pure Breeds .........mostly preffered by breeders

Thanks for the clarification, but why is there such a debate over mixture of panther locales? Would interbreeding panther locales give them a better genetic makeup according to your comment? Also regarding Sandra's answer(thank you for such detail), can the actual scientist mis-classify...

If that is what you think, that is what you think. I am just asking a question.:)

Gotcha. Regarding just the panther or oustalet by itself, is it the same with homo sapiens, which there are only 3 caucoid, negroid, and mongoloid?

By the way, if the offsprings are all good and no health problems, what species would they be. Do they get a new scientific name?

I will keep you updated.;)

I will. I might need help on this one, since incubation temps and humidity differs for each species.

I am just picturing giant panthers:eek::eek: