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I actually tried this month - but ut it didn't get into the last 15.....

The usual fear of snakes and reptiles ? Nobody really knows - but one of the reasons used in the 70'es when the ban came was that reptiles was to hard to keep for the regular bloke, which probably was correct in cold Norway. As terras and other gear was hard to come by in Norway and good...

It's not just frowned upon - but it is illegal tp keep reptiles in Norway. Some gov.departements are lookin in to a change in the law though - so maybe, and thats very maybe, there might be legal to keep some reptiles in Norway in late 2011

Hi sgvreptiles - I have a few more Phelsuma in situ pics - but no good ones (I try to hold a high standard on the pics I show) . Maybe, but just maybe, I'll post some in the appropriate thread later on ;)

Thanks Honda - I use different Nikon DSLR's

Rhacodactylus leachianus Naultinus grayii

Antaresia maculosa Leiopython albertisii

None of them are mine - but at least nr 1 and 3 should be M.s.mcdowellii The one in the middle I think is a Hypo

Here is some Panthers I've photographed at owners in Norway

Thanks! Both the first and the second are Corallus hortulanus

Since there is a small stop in my Chameleon pictures (I've almost shared them all with you) - I thought I's share some of my other pictures with you - as I reckon most of you have other reptiles than Chameleons too... Dendrobates tinctorius tinctorius Dendrobates tinctorius...

As promised to Eisentrauti.... Uroplatus fimbriatus Uroplatus sikorae Uroplatus phantasticus

And finally a new chameleon picture :) And this time "the King" :) Calumma parsonii

Uroplatus phantasticus, U.fimbriatus and U.sikorae will come Eisentrauti :)

Since there is a small stop in my Chameleon pictures (I've almost shared them all with you) - I thought I's share some of my other pictures with you - as I reckon most of you have other reptiles than Chameleons too... Corallus hortulanus Morelia viridis Morelia spilota

Since there is a small stop in my Chameleon pictures (I've almost shared them all with you) - I thought I's share some of my other pictures with you - as I reckon most of you have other reptiles than Chameleons too... Starting of with some of the more ordinary geckos... Eublepharis...

Teach yourself HOW your camera works, why it does this and that when you turn on this and that knob :) Good luck !

Looking forward for the pictures Thomas - just came home from a trip to Madagascar myself - check out my thread in this forum https://www.chameleonforums.com/chameleons-situ-madagascar-39364/

A well documented Brookesia nasus, from the side (a bit shallow depth of field though..)

Sorry Eisenrauti - only B.superciliaris, B.nasus and B.ebenaui