fcreptiles
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Hello all,
I just returned from tanzania a few weeks ago. While I was there I was able to view several species in the wild aswell as hand select some animals for export from a well known chameleon farm. While I was there i was able to collect c.jacksonii merumontana, C.rudis, C.delipis, b.taventanum aswell as see quite a few other herp species that are very uncommon(including the pancake tortoise). I am in the process of getting pics together from the trip and will post them shortly. In the meantime enjoy this picture of a C.Rudis "jeweled" aka Red phase. These guys were one of the neatest chameleons I was able to bring back and their coloration is something that will give a panther chameleon a run for its money. Keep your eye out for photos and stories shortly.
Nick Mole
First Choice Reptiles
www.firstchoicereptiles.com
I just returned from tanzania a few weeks ago. While I was there I was able to view several species in the wild aswell as hand select some animals for export from a well known chameleon farm. While I was there i was able to collect c.jacksonii merumontana, C.rudis, C.delipis, b.taventanum aswell as see quite a few other herp species that are very uncommon(including the pancake tortoise). I am in the process of getting pics together from the trip and will post them shortly. In the meantime enjoy this picture of a C.Rudis "jeweled" aka Red phase. These guys were one of the neatest chameleons I was able to bring back and their coloration is something that will give a panther chameleon a run for its money. Keep your eye out for photos and stories shortly.
Nick Mole
First Choice Reptiles
www.firstchoicereptiles.com