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He is a little cutie.

He is lovely!

I agree that this is not an arboricola - the leaves are much too large and long. It's certainly a close relation. Panthers can and do eat leaves from time to time so choosing safe plants is the best idea. I find that my younger ones eat more foliage than adults. Branches and leaves.

Agreed, they are. :) I have a pair of Nosy Boraha coming from them later this month. My third purchase from them over the past few years. They have beautiful animals and a true passion for the hobby.

Norman @ 12 weeks by Zephalia posted Aug 14, 2017 at 2:43 PMNorman @ 11 weeks by Zephalia posted Aug 14, 2017 at 2:43 PM My holdback from this year's clutch. Good mix of red and blue barring in the lineage for these offspring and it looks like I'm getting my wish! Norman is looking to be a...

Happy hatch day. I am familiar with the breeder you purchased from and he is definitely an Ambilobe - no question there. He's looking fantastic!

He is beautiful. I just love his red spots scattered along those bars.

For anyone who notices, that's sand in her mouth as she had JUST finished laying and was being showered down outside. :)

Captive Bred by Red River Valley Exotics. Norman is my future Ambilobe breeder and has the blood of both Ambilobe lines I've been working with over the past 4 years.

There's those blue bars I've been waiting for!

Stella was captive bred here at Red River Valley Exotics 2.5 years ago. A product of my first red bar breeder, she was paired with my current red bar breeder and babies are expected in the summer of 2018. These will be the same bloodlines I had hatch this summer, in which Norman was produced!

My one and only female offspring from a clutch of 14 this year. Abigail will be staying with me as a beloved pet and potential future breeder.

My very first chameleon and beautiful red bar Ambilobe breeder who lit a fire under my chameleon passion and has produced some beautiful babies. Pete's daughters were bred to my current red bar breeder and have produced some gorgeous babies this year, including my Norman.

Canadian Chameleon Breeder

I use the same container set up as kinyonga. For incubating, I place the container in my basement in a box (so it's dark) over the summer as I don't have A/C and temps can easily get to 90F on the main floor. Temps range from 75-83F down there. Once the temps cool outside, I move them...

That's awesome!

If you want colourful, you cannot go wrong with Ambilobe. I've never seen a 'dud' - the only ones that look washed out are ill or haven't been cared for properly (UVB lighting mostly). If you are getting a young one and do your research, you will not be disappointed. My profile pic is a red...

The first pictured is a female - the second is a male. This was an easy one. :) Congrats on your beautiful pair!

Looks Nosy Be to me! That is definitely no Ambilobe!

How exciting! Fingers crossed they all come out healthy!