Favorite Genus?

[Olimpia]

I voted Furcifer because of Carpets as well as Panthers. I really only have like 4-5 favorite species, but all of the others are in different genera, so with 2 favorites in Furcifer, it won by default lol

 

[camimom]

I voted Furcifer because of Carpets as well as Panthers. I really only have like 4-5 favorite species, but all of the others are in different genera, so with 2 favorites in Furcifer, it won by default lol

This is very logical thinking.

 

[Ace]

Trioceros cause Cain showed me the goetzei species those whistling chameleons lol

Although kinyongia a furcifer are the next faves for me too.

 

[Brad]

Bradypodion 2012

 

[Thezillaman21]

Cainyongia

lol\ nice\ but\ yeah\ Kinyongia\ all\ the\ way

 

[JonRich]

i'd like to add Furcifer labordi to my Furcifer vote

 

[hallenhe]

Had to go with Furcifer, for the verrucosus and Oustalets asvwell as the panthers. I've had Furcifer, Chameleo and Trioceros.

 

[JackP308]

no love for the leaf chameleons

 

[dinokeeper]

Triceros for sure. So many interesting species

 

[PantherEnvy]

Triceros #1. Panthers #2

 

[melric]

Voted Furcifer, but I do love Trioceros too.

 

[chameleonfan101]

Chamaeleo and furcifer they are the ones that I like to work with the most!!

 

[Seeco]

Regarding the ratio of # owned to total photo contest victories, the genus Kinyongia is incredible.

Funny thing is that they are not very photogenic -- way better looking in real life!

 

[chendy]

Bradypodian That have some awesome color combos and plus there beards are great

 

[Ferdy Timmerman]

Had to think about it for a long time, but voted Trioceros. The diversity of this genus' species is incredible: egg layers, live bearers, huge species like melleri, but also a lot of smaller ones, gular flaps, big spiny gular crests, even double gular crests, sailfins, occipital lobes, and many species with anywhere from 1 to 6 horns (5 excluded ).

 

[Seeco]

Had to think about it for a long time, but voted Trioceros. The diversity of this genus' species is incredible: egg layers, live bearers, huge species like melleri, but also a lot of smaller ones, gular flaps, big spiny gular crests, even double gular crests, sailfins, occipital lobes, and many species with anywhere from 1 to 6 horns (5 excluded ).

To be honest my most sought after species is probably Trioceros narrioca http://reptile-database.reptarium.cz/species?genus=Trioceros&species=narraioca They look almost wooly. Probably put them in the refrigerator for night!

The unfair thing about this poll is that some genera have so many more species so there is a much higher chance of that genus having more cool features in total.

For a single species though either Kinyongia multituberculata or matschiei are unbeatably lithe and fast and sleek and simultaneously very rugged and well equipped. You can't deny that.

 

[Ferdy Timmerman]

I believe many people have vote Furcifer, because they one a Furcifer species (mostly pardalis)

 

[Seeco]

I am so impressed by the number of Trioceros votes!

 

[sarahog]

Trioceros Cristatus

Trioceros cristatus.. want want want!!! lol... I've been searching for a crested for ages with no luck so far

 

[Solid Snake]

I dont see the poll as being "unfair" in any way as it is not a contest.