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    Quads are here.

    I would say the female#1 just has some moderate/severe "nose rub", which is typical for WC chameleons. Keep an eye on it, it may (most likely won't) develop into an infection if left ignored. You have some very nice chameleons :). Are you panning on running fecals on them?
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    Ambilobe or Ambanja?

    I don't know what you're calling a "U" bar, but most Ambilobes have a section where two bars come together. DevIouS, you seem to have a very nice Ambilobe male :).
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    leaning towards female but still unsure????

    I agree, boy.
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    B. thamnobates

    So so tempting, Jerard. Unfortunately, I am not in the position right now to be keeping any animals. Hopefully by the time I am, there will be a stable population in the US and I can import some. Bradypodion is such a fascinating genus!
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    B. thamnobates

    I wish there were Bradypodion available in Canada :(.
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    on my way to get my new addition

    Did you buy him as a male? In my opinion, "he" looks to be female.
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    Parsonii enclosure

    Amazing! I love the "Yellow Lip" parsonii.
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    My new planted set up for Chameleon!!

    I would try and find a juvenile CB Jackson's for that first enclosure :). A Panther may do well inside too, though I feel it's more suited for a jacksonii.
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    Uthmollers Chameleon

    Gorgeous animal! K. uthmolleri is undoubtably my favourite in the Kinyongia genus!
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    Species identification?

    Yup you're right! I have permission to post here. This picture belongs to Marcus Furtmayr. Thanks everyone for the input.
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    Species identification?

    Can someone identify this species? I was thinking K. vosseleri or perhaps an undescribed Kinyongia? Any help would be appreciated.
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    turkistan roach eggs

    This is not my picture, it was found on Google. Here's a female laying one:
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    New Arrivals - Bradypodions and Kinyongia

    Very, very nice! You have an amazing collection!
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    Looking into Chameleons

    Yeah, they're werner's (Trioceros werneri). I would not pay the asking price. Last summer the werneri I saw for sale in Canada were $125. Price does vary, though. They look to be in good condition for WC's.
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    Some more Jacks & Johns

    Can you see rostal "budds" on the "male"? From the pictures you posted, I would question the gender on the "male"; looks more female, to me. Very nice animals nonetheless :). In my mind, it would be best to have two females as I'm sure you can source out a male if need be. The colour on the...
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    is Jacksonii a recognized sub-species?

    Maybe you're right. I had thought I had read somewhere that some smaller species, originally thought to be merumontanus, were deemed their own Sub-Species. This probably isn't true haha. Thanks for the input, everyone.
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    Keeps opening his mouth really wide

    He should be a light colour, however that isn't always the best indication as to whether he's being over-heated or not!
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    is Jacksonii a recognized sub-species?

    Are the three (I know more have been found) "Jacksonii sub-secpecies" (xantholophus, jacksonii and merumontanus) recognized as species or sub-species? I was under the impression that they were elevated to species status last year...maybe not, though.
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    Lizard ID

    My best guess is Calotes versicolor.
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    Lizard ID

    It's definitely some type of Agamid.
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