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I LOVED the winning photo - I thought it was awesome! Congrats X

I don't post anymore because I no longer keep chameleons after 9 years. In that time I kept many different species but now I just keep leopard geckos and oriental fire-bellied toads. I do however regularly have a quick look at these forums. I do expect I will own another chameleon one day but...

I'm sorry but it has to be said. JannB's photo got the most votes from the public and yet it didn't end up in the top 3 so got no medal at all. I think the public vote has to have more weight than this and IMO JannB's photo was the best one.:confused:

I have just voted for Trace's beautiful chameleon, and she's not a panther or veiled! I like the photo because the water on her back looks like she is sparkling with diamonds!

I too am very sorry to hear about the loss of your beloved chameleons. It is tragic:(

I have been a judge from time to time anyway over the years so would be willing to help again. I never enter the contest myself but am very opinionated as to what makes a good photo in my eyes.

Awww the cutest babies ever. Precious little ones!:)

She looks in brilliant health, she's beautiful!

It's a baby Flap-neck

Easy peasy one this!! This is the first time ever that I knew which one I was going to vote for immediately! Karen's female Parsons - stunning photo!:D

He certainly has an impressive casque!! He is a lovely healthy boy! Shame you changed his name from Billy. The red panther that I have as my profile picture was a Billy. Tommy is a nice name though. I hope he has a long and healthy life with you.:)

Those quads are beautiful, IMO quads are one of the most stunning of all the chameleon species

Agreed, Rupert is a good name for him:)

Awww how precious:) I like his/her yellow head, beautiful baby!!

Awww very cute!

Yes she is very pretty, what a beautiful girl x

I think her colouration is very beautiful

I have only ever noticed that blue tinge when the Repti-Glo tubes were brand new. I think it fades soon after that. I think they are o.k:)

Best explanation JoJackson, I love that photo! lol

How beautiful!! I used to keep one of these a few years ago Karen. Mine was wild caught but she did well, she lived a few years with me. Brilliant that you are breeding the more unusual chameleons:D