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thank you! he really is a beauty. i was surprised how colored he is for such a young age, and hope time brightens him up!

this guys sire had lots of red and beautiful indigo blues. he is 3 months old and I want to knkw what colors you guys might think he will develop. https://www.chameleonforums.com/gallery/showimage.php?i=13422&original=1&c=8

he is very active, and is now to the point where i can handle him :) just over 3 months old :)

looking for a good name for my new baby :) hes just over 3 months and is starting to show some great color!!

wow your enclosures look great! he will be happy!

how do they differ, as far as looks? i thought my 3 month old ambilobe male Paraiba had gotten a thermal burn, but now i am thinking its just a bruise? the black mark is getting color back and getting smaller as well :)

I love all of these! and I love that each has their own personality. and they remind me of tiny dinosaurs.

as some of you know, Paraiba, my 3 month old beautiful blue barred ambilobe recently suffered a small thermal burn on the right side of her stomache. the color is coming back to it and it looks to be getting much better!

Chameleons have always fascinated me. the way their tail spirals, the way they move, and those colors! what attracts you to the wonderful world of chams?

his hatch date was august 2nd, so hes just over 3 months old. he is wonderful!

showimage.php?i=13409&c=8][/url] hes starting to show some great coloring!

i used to have veilds but recently got my first panther and i absolutely love him! plus they get nice and colorful :)

im not new to the chameleon world but this is a new bulb im using that seems to have a more focused beam. i have since raised it a few more inches above the enclosure, and am switching to a newer flood style in the morning. im ready to do whatever he needs to stay happy and healthy, so the vet...

i just recently acquired my first panther, a beautiful 3 month old ambilobe. He is healthy, active, eats, drinks, basks and poops normally. He is in the climb on top of cage phaze, and i am afraid i may have had the basking light too close as he has a small black spot on his bottom side...

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love this!

cant figure out how to upload pics from phone but was able to make it my profile photo take a look! https://www.chameleonforums.com/gallery/showimage.php?i=13395&original=1&c=

I mist regularly and was wondering what everyone does to keep things around their screen enclosures dry. I have enough plant coverage but stil end up getting the wall, floors, and table wet.

i may be being overly cautious. I just reveived my first panther cham today. I am not new to the cham world but this is my first panther. Within an hour he was already eating, drinking, and basking. The only concern i have is trying not to get worried when he is crwling on the cage cieling...