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Wow, love the teil coloring on that little guy! Can't wait to see them grow up.

He's looking like his Daddy! :)

So sorry to hear that Catherine! I knew about Layla, but not all those other guys. :( Very sad. Like you said - it could have been worse.

Good times as always! It's good you were busy Catherine! Plus I'll see you on saturday. It's always good to see Pam, I missed Sandy :( Met some other forum members there. It was a fun. The chameleon table is always the highlight of the show. Missed you too Amy! Sadly - I took not a single...

Seeya all on Sunday! I'll likely be loitering around the chameleons and Nicks bugs.

holy hell Chris. Those are the cutest baby cham phots I've ever seen.

It was a great adrenaline rush. When it hisses - it's like a deep guteral rage..like a volcano that's about spit lava in your eyes. I have great respect for these creatures. I can emphethize with the venamoid debate. I don't know that I have much of an opinion except that I'm glad to get as...

It is apparently in Washington state. It's done by the exotic vets. They have to be checked every several months since the sacs have a tendancy to grow back.

I recently had the rare opportunity to shoot an albino spitting cobra! Just 5 minutes from my house. I guy I met with an extensive snake collection. When I heard he had a cobra, I had to see it. Venomoid, but mean as hell. She puffed up like she'd be in front of the camera before. One of the...

Hard choice this month

Otto's offspring! :) My avatars babies! Search Otto on the forums. So sorry I missed it guys! Just a bad weekend for me. That Nosy Faly is the same one that's in the 2009 chameleon forums calendar. The famed Fanagwa!

Thanks Brock. I was about to rush out and buy a new guinea frilled if there was no difference! That Australian was impressive.

great shots man!

Great shots! What a cute little guy. I'm getting one of Laurie's eggs on my doorstep tomorrow. :)

I just looked it up and now I'm confused. I always thought there were two species under the Chlamydosaurus genus. Anyone else know? I thought there was a northern Australia and southern New Guinea species.

Looks great Catherine!!

I had the privilage of photographing the rare australian frilled this year, and let me tell you that is one impressive lizard. His frill was the size of a large dinner plate when he displayed. One of my favorite photo shoots I've had in a while. Too bad they start around $1500 each.

Nice shots!