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I think he is a mitsio X red bar, but I´m not sure.... It could be???

His colours are killing me, specialty when he´s at the sun...

Künn, mitsio X red bar

MitsioXRed Bar is 11 months old AmbanjaXDiego is 1 year and 8 months old

For me, the only think is really important when I get a Cham is if it´s beautiful or not. I was in Madagascar last summer. People there just talk about some chromatic predominance depending of in wich part of the island you are: Red in Tamatave and Maroansetra, blues in Ambanja and Nosy be...

Yes, my two chams are crosses and I love them. This is the other one, AmbanjaXDiego He looks diferent every day... sometimes whith more reds, others in green...

I´m from europe. A friend of mine bougth him in Hamm I think he´s 75% Mitsio 25% red bar. When he was a baby he had more red, but actually is turning to blues and yellows... more mitsio, I think. Look at him at 6 months:

First time at the sun... I think it looks happy, istn´t?

The cham of the second video is a common chameleon (Chamaeleo chamaeleon). You can find it in the north of Africa (Morocco) and the south of Spain and Italy. Is the only specie of chamaleon in Europe. Unfortunalety, is not allowed to keep them in captivity, at the moment, is a protected specie.

And finally, watch that male so impressive!!!!... well, and the parsoni is not bad either :D:D:D:D:D

and the last ones... lateralis in the reptiles' farm... male and female

Two pardalis... first one in Nosy be, and the second one (seriously damaged about the tail, I think) in nosy Komba (small island near nosy be)

And the outstaleti. I saw many of them in my trip to the south... Female and male

The bifidus' pic is a bit tricky... I took it in a reptiles' farm, like the cristifer, and yellow eyed Parsoni pics...

Some small chams: Brokesia perarmata Brokesia peyrieriasi

... furcifer balteatus????? A local guide found it near of Ranomafana PN And this one... I Think it's a furcifer bifidus male, but I'm not sure...

Brevicornis, male a female:

This one was in a chameleon's farm. The guide told me is a Calumma parsoni cristifer. Looks like a Parsoni but it's smaller. You only can find it in Andasibe. This one, I dont know really which specie is... A baby female brevicornis?? I took the picture in Andasibe... Any help to identify...

And the male... other Parsoni... yellow eyed and the last one... found it in Andasibe