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He is going to be a hunk!

It has been my joy and honor, you guys are amazing! He will have a great life!

Most likely a Knysna Dwarf.

To all the sweet, beautiful female chameleons who gave and gives life to all our chameleon family members, I wish you a happy, healthy and long life! May you all be spoiled today and for ever!

You are very welcome!

A big thank you to the doctor who wrote this and to the member who posted this! Thank you @kinyonga https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/vitamin-a-deficiency-photo-comparison-too.174420/

Very handsome! He is the proud carier of some nice genes! His younger siblings are coming allong nicely and will be looking for homes soon too! Lol

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When you walk around in nature in countries where chameleons live in the wild, you will often find a tree or clumps of trees with a whole bunch of chameleons sitting in the tree together peacefully! Growing up in South Africa I observed flap necks, Natal dwarf, Cape dwarf and Knysna dwarf...

Any chameleon breeder will tell you way to easy to get most chameleons to reproduce to make sacrifices like that! Getting them to breed is not the hard part! Your statement feels quite ignorant! Please do some research!

I strongly encourage everyone who has concerns to contact all the large breeders out there and ask them, "do you ever house any chameleons together in the same cage!" You might be shocked to find out what you learn! It is like saying you can not keep all male dogs that are not neutered! I...

I don't see anyone attacking people for keeping Brookesia together! Under the correct conditions even panthers can be kept together! Cristifer can be kept together and is kept together without issues if they have enough space per body size.

Sent you a private message.

Lovely boy! What is his lineage?

Stunning! They are wonderful and fun to keep! My you be blessed with many babies!

Proud of you!

Congrats! So happy for you! Our Nosy Be/Ambilobe boy (Narnia) was the love of my oldest boy. This was Narnia, RIP beautiful boy!

Most of them took 9 to 11 months to hatch. Some locales take longer to incubate (Ambanja, Mitsio and a few others usually do. Humidity humidity fluctuations .mand incubation temperature also plays a role. I have often wondered if elevation above sea level plays a role but I have never seen...

Thank you too!!!

So Cool! So proud of you!