Recent content by rnara002

Yep just as I thought. Thanks for the update. Sambava:rolleyes:

I have bred both normal and albino boas, they have no difference in complications. Eat, breed and poop all the same.

Normal panther chameleons come with genetic defects. Now light sensitivity! Albinos live perfectly normal healthy lives, they dont have shorter life spans thats ridiculous, and not all albinos are inbred. The attraction to albinos is simple, they look awesome. People can be albino, are they...

Slightly obese ? He looks to be in perfect health, keep up the good work!

:D Very nice Ambilobe indeed.

Edited to just display - This is from a diffrent shipment. Sandra - No one even knew it was from Chameleon Company until you said this. If you read the post before that one I worded it "CCompany", i guess I assumed you might put 2 and 2 2gether.

I refuse to argue with you online. You are pretty much discrediting the Chameleon Company and WC Ambilobes from Madagascar. WC male sleeping color pictured below.

If you would pay attention to what was mentioned above. I stated a Captive born and WC - 100% ambilobe shipment both fire up like the sire. Both the sire and the cham pictured are ambilobe.

Its 100% ambilobe, I have a large wc male BB ambilobe that is green and blue bar at rest, but yellow and red when fired up or sleeping. There is no doubt this is an ambilobe. Also the male in my avatar is from CCompany, he too fires up yellow and red bar.

When they are in good health, good size, not too young and when the female lets the boy!

Whatever you do, DO NOT USE HUMAN HEAT PACKS.

Was this at Snakes at Sunset ?

She does look on the small side. Just in case i would put a laying bin in her cage in about two weeks. It takes an average of 30 days for her to lay.

There sure was a whole lot of "Consensus" going on with this post.:rolleyes:

Looks like i found the answer myself. http://www.chameleoncompany.com/Tamatave.html None available... sold out.