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Wow Rob! Those are some great pics! They are looking great!

Woman wakes up from a denture implant with a foreign accent! This just struck me funny..... http://oddnews.yahoo.com/video-odd-news-25201856

They be looking great Rob!!!! :D:D:D

The easiest is to look at their tail base and see if they have a hemipenal bulge or not.

Howdy I would recommend filling out the "How to Ask For Help". This will help us better understand your current situation to provide better help. Chameleon Info: * Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? * Handling - How...

Here is a great site for information on Meller's. http://www.melleridiscovery.com/

Howdy, That isnt a chameleon species. I can tell you that with confidence. :) Looking at it, without more pictures, I would lean towards a S.E Five-lined Skink or Six-lined Racerunner. There are a few biologists on the forum who may be able to more correctly identify your critter. :D

They are looking great Rob!!! :D

Was there by chance a tag in the soil or attached to the pot? Also, posting a pic would help us see what you have. :p

They are gettin Big! Im looking forward to seeing them color up. :D

Those Guys Look Great!!! :D

Those Cristatus are just plain gorgeous!!

They are looking awesome! Im excited to see the Ben/Luthien Line continue through your project!

Nice! :D :D :D

Im Very Very Sorry for your loss Juli! :(:(

Pictures are always helpful.

Just throwing out a thought. Perhaps the method of which we identify the various color morphs of panthers is no longer effective? I would dare say that in the earlier days of exports it was much easier to identify the color morph by the local of which it was collected. Whereas today...

I would agree too that they would still be "pure" Ambilobe's. Ive seen them change bar color from Red to Blue during the span of their life as well. I purchased a RB Ambilobe and he was gorgeous. He was RB all the way to adult (he was 6mths when I purchased him) Literally, the FIRST moment...

Awesome! She looks amazing! How big is the group you are working with now?

Here is a great resource for UV information : http://www.uvguide.co.uk/whatisuv.htm "Some" UVA is emitted from incandescent bulbs.