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Here’s some recent pictures of some CBB Orange eye Parson I have. Last year was a busy year for me with hatching Parson’s I hatched babies from 6 different females. This last clutch have been great growers and I think it’s possibly the best clutch I’ve hatched to date.

Wow! I didn’t think my picture would do so well. Thanks to all who voted for it and congratulations to the other winners! 🤙

I’m have this beautiful healthy female Orange eye Parson’s for sale. I’ve reduced my price on her as I really need to make some room. She’s $1250 plus shipping. Please send me a message here or on FB at Primo Chameleons.

Congratulations!

Hard to say. It has a lot to do with how they are kept. They reach maturity in about 3 years but continue to grow for years.

Thanks! The second picture also has a CBB O’shaughnessy in it too. Have a Happy New Year!

Here’s a couple. Unfortunately most of my picture files are too big to upload to this site.

Here’s one of her offspring

One of my OE Parson’s babies. This has been a fantastic clutch, perhaps my best.

Thanks. I was sad. I keep many chameleons but I was especially attached to this female. She was literally a warrior and had been through so much. Always had trouble laying and I saved her life on multiple occasions. She was always sweet and compliant. RIP sweet girl. I still have my male...

Such a great species. Sadly I lost my adult female today at 7 1/2 years old but her offspring live on. They are a joy to keep due to their varied colors and calm demeanor.

You mean when they hatch? Typically 1-2 grams. This baby was .03 grams.

Thanks!

Thank you! Hopefully more will hatch soon.

lol. I know right? This thing so soooo tiny especially compared to a baby Parson’s.

I hatched this baby Willsii 6 days ago and the little one is doing good so far. Eating, drinking and pooping! I think we’ve made it through the critical period of making sure it was doing all those things. I’m excited to see how it grows. Someone told me they grow slow so I’ll have to see if...

Calumma pink tail.

Congratulations again Patrick!