Ch roperi in different colours

Here is some pictures of my 1.2 Ch roperi in different colours.(though I posted this on an other forum (www.kamaeleoner.dk/forum) I would like too share with you too)
The pictures are not in the national geographic standard but it is only so you can see the different colours

Enjoy


the first female relaxed


the same female with none receptive colours


still the same


and again.


this is the second female (I have never seen her in these colours before)



2nd female again


and again


still the same one


yes that is still the same one


again


again again


here she is with some marriage problems


this is the little (abused) male


and again


and yes again (considering just throwing the word “AGAIN” out of my vocabulary)

Wow! What gorgeous photos!!!! Their color change is amazing!!!!! Jann

Great post, Casper! Talk about using color for communication, those guys are awesome! Thanks for sharing (and making it funny, too).

beautifull chams

I have never seen this type of Cham before, thank you for sharing! Great photos!

Great photos! This one reminded me of a rudis male that I used to have.

casperpetersen said:

this is the little (abused) male

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Here is the rudis:

Great example of the many colours of a chameleon

here is a new colour sample

Woah!! Totally amazing!! They have such a diverse range of colouring! Beautiful!

What lovely animals!! That is a color change that I am sure you won't see often. Glad you could capture it and share with us.

Hi Casper,

Nice pictures, There is indeed a big difference in colors.

You sended me a mail a while ago can you please re send it? I excidentily deleted it.

Steven

Casper if you want to send the babies over here I am sure between all of us we would be happy to but the whole clutch, ah if only it were possible. I do like to daydream, and every time I look at your pictures the chamd are more beautiful.

those look a lot like C.dilepis, they are amazing!

they are allso from the same complex (the dilepis complex)...

and yes chamaeleo species are amazing

dilepis subspecies?

I know this is an old thread, but wow, those pictures are great and really fascinating.
What I'm wondering is, is there a way to tell which subspecies of dilepis you're getting, say in case all you're told from the dealer is "flap neck", so that you can tailor the husbandry more appropriately if you can find out that species natural habitat conditions?

Great Photos! Its a shame so few people work with Chamaeleo. There are ways to tell the difference. Some have spurs, some dont, size and length of the occipital lobes etc etc. Im no expert though. I think there may be a article on Dilepis on Chameleonnews.com.

Also late to the party but great photos. Do you have any photos of the enclosures these guys are in?

Wow. What a diverse array of colors in one animal. Pretty sweet.

Hey!

I am looking for a female Chamaeleo Roperi!
I live in Hungary. I can not find in the surrounding countries.
Who can chameleon, I taking over the December Hamm!

Thanks!

Zsani