dwarf panther?

[kinyonga]

The dwarf panthers don't do a lot in the way of color changing.

Here's a bit more information on them...
http://64.233.167.104/search?q=cach...lolepis+AND+furcifer&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=ca

 

[Kent67]

That's a great description of it, especially that it is regularly found in disturbed and secondary habitats. Seems like a good choice to establish in the chameleon community if only more would come in.

This statement was a little curious though, "Furcifer cephalolepis is one of 19 or so species of chameleon in the genus Furcifer all but two of which are endemic to Madagascar, the exceptions being this and the Mayotte Chameleon F. petteri (Glaw andVences, 1994; Jenkins and Rakotomanampison, 1994)."

 

[dectr6]

No luck at LLL? Did they say they had sold them or was it a mistaken post? David

 

[Kent67]

She didn't seem to know about it being on the site. Seems to be a mystery....

 

[dectr6]

Didn't mean to get your hopes up! It was definately there though. Do you know how closely the pardalis and the dwarf are related? I was really surprised at how similiar the head was on these two. Especially the casque. The ones they showed where just solid green though, no variation of green or other colors. Neat little cham though. David

 

[Kent67]

Sure sounds like them. I don't know what to think but I'd really like to find out what happened.

 

[Reptilelover47]

Do any of you know where I could get a dwarf panther chameleon? I know this is an old thread, but thought I'd ask.

 

[Kaianuanu]

Oh my gosh this is blowing my mind, this is the first time i've heard of such a thing. I want one.

 

[Reptilelover47]

me too! they seem to be very hard to come by.