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oh and for size comparison :]

Here is my boy Henry, he's been a great first chameleon. I love his little feetsies :P so. I'm pretty sure he was labeled as a red-barred ambilobe...and maybe he'll grow into it, but he looks more like a blue-bar? Thank you for looking :]

Aww they are precious :] especially the little one. I hope they find good homes!

My ambilobe panther male is named Henry. :]

Be sure to have two calcium powders, one with D3 and one without. Overdosing on D3 can happen, so use that one a couple times a month, while the powder without D3 as your normal calcium duster.

He's beauuuttiiifffuuul :] great photos too, I always have trouble capturing the colors of my panther well..

aww congrats :] that was a very cute story, thank you for sharing :]

that was too cute! he's so tiiny! i like the last three pictures, thank u for sharing!!

she's adorable!! the tea picture is genious and oh so cute, I like the TV one, she looks very healthy and pudgy :]]

oh wow Smallik, yours does look like a copy of mine! how wierd! Mine hasn't shown any yellow around the mouth though. Henry is an ambilobe. His sire was all red with blue bars. I think Henry is a little over 4 months then. Is yours about the same size? 4"SVL? we must be oversea twins...

she's really pretty!!

Wow!! I love that cage!! I really like the color too and the drawer :D Your cham is going to love it!!

I love the burned wood look! awesome job :]

they do look alike!!

aww! he's really cute! congrats on him :]

So I measured him and he's about 4" SVL dccr1234: I bought him at the san jose reptile show on aug 8, is that where you got yours? that's so neat :P is he the one in your avatar? are they from the same clutch you think? I forgot to remember what the sire's name was too :P How is yours doing...

Oh! right! I'll be sure to measure him SVL and thank you :]

Oh! right! I'll be sure to measure him SVL and thank you :]

no guess on age anyone?? :/

I cannot get over these guys! Is the little supply because they are hard to breed? or are they just rare?