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My first were a few undescribed species i caught in Cape Town:confused: dont have a clue what they were but they are not listed anywhere:confused: exciting:D

to all who disagree that he is Ambanja!!!!!!!!! How is Ambanja "supposed" to look?????? Go on the net and actually take a look at Ambanja panthers, All is see is blue, green and red!!!!! Maybe only yours are "dull" coloured (mine being brighter). And as for that comment about "South African...

Ok a question! Then how is an Ambanja "supposed" to look? No panther can be graded, there are the "said" colour variations but what about intermediate species that bridge two locales together. I really dont care about what people say, In S.A. we get Ambanja. The breeder told me, thae...

Thank you for your positive comment, much appreciated. He is only 5 months old and already so much colour. Ill post more pics of him going yellow and slightly orange If i put a pic up of him yellow and orange will he then be accused of being an Ambilobe???:confused::confused::confused...

With all due respect, i know the smugglers and what they can get!! He is Ambanja, i can assure you that. Take a look on the net, 90% of Ambanjas show blue and red like mine, but even with that in mind, there is huge variation in batches, some of his brother are green, some blue, red, brown...

Yes chameleonneeds my breeding partner!!!!

Ill send what pics i can get, Where i live there are no Bradypodion sp. they prefer the humid Southern and Eastern coasts of South Africa, but i always catch them on holiday:D

I cought a couple of undescribed species near Cape Town a few years ago (I also live in South Africa), and the thing is there is alot of variation in dwarf chameleons, researchers here still classify some dwarf as being subspecies when they are their own specie - its all a question of what you...

Pics are on there way, just need to build up the patience :D Thanks guys

I cant stand those glass enclosures!!!!! i dont blame the people though for wanting to sell everything as a unit and not only the chameleon alone:confused:

These are the best pics!!! you should see the other - looks like a furry chameleon they so out of focus. I am clearly no photographer:D He is only 5 months and already bobbing his head to the ladies in the other flexariums:D

If he was a cham i would agree, ha ha ha non the less i have a dog that looks ridiculous so i rather not say. I will post pics of my dog if you want?

Thats interesting! I know for a fact that his lines are from Ambanja as the only stock in South Africa was smuggled from Ambanja. Here in S.A. we only get Ambanja on the market. He is great looking and i know he shows "Rare" colours for his locale but i have seen his brothers and there is a huge...

Sorry to the owner of that cat but oh sh*t!!!! Thats one ugly pussy!!! hahahahahaha:D

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA By the way thanks for that caresheet on F.lateralis, very nice!!!!:D

Will post some picks of my females as well as my veileds and carpets. That little Ambanja is gonna get a lot of sex this coming season:D

Its bloody unbelievable that a cham can do that much damage:eek::eek::eek: Sorry about your finger!!!!

Your veiled sounds fine, mine barely poop! Shows that they are absorbing most of what they take in. If there are alot of legs and cricket parts in the poop then you know you are overfeeding your chameleon.:D Hope that helps and dont worry about the colour of urate it will always vary from day...

Plus the Ficus sp. plants are quite hardy

I would recommend only using ficus sp. plants. They provide alot of cover and are non-toxic (claimed but controversial).:D:D:D All my chams live on ficus benjamina