green FEMALE panther?

[Benton1576]

Hello,

Im wondering if anyone has ever seen a female panther chameleon showing green colouration? My female seems to show dark green colours in her bars, not all the time though, mainly when she is stressed. Shes on medication at the moment for a slight mouth infection and the first time i seen her go green was when she was at the vets.

Im aware that some females show a slight bit of colouration from the locale, eg Nosy Be wich show a bit of blue. Any suggestions? I would get pics put up but i dont think it would show up as its quite subtle.

 

[Lancecham]

Here is one of my females.

https://www.chameleonforums.com/colorful-female-ambilobe-60590/

 

[reptoman]

Here is my ambilobe girl, Punkin.
And another thread with her receptive colors.
https://www.chameleonforums.com/punkins-receptive-colors-60578/

 

[Benton1576]

Here is my ambilobe girl, Punkin.
And another thread with her receptive colors.
https://www.chameleonforums.com/punkins-receptive-colors-60578/

That is almost exactly what she looks like. Thanks guys, i thought something was wrong with her!!! Ive never ever seen a female go green before. Its not only Ambilobe that go that colour is it?

 

[seanUTD]

Here is my ambilobe girl, Punkin.
And another thread with her receptive colors.
https://www.chameleonforums.com/punkins-receptive-colors-60578/

Punkin looks even better than the last time I saw her... I still have all that stuff for you Brian! Call me if your available today!

 

[sandrachameleon]

Hello,

Im wondering if anyone has ever seen a female panther chameleon showing green colouration? My female seems to show dark green colours in her bars, not all the time though, mainly when she is stressed. Shes on medication at the moment for a slight mouth infection and the first time i seen her go green was when she was at the vets.

Im aware that some females show a slight bit of colouration from the locale, eg Nosy Be wich show a bit of blue. Any suggestions? I would get pics put up but i dont think it would show up as its quite subtle.

Yes, subtle green is not uncommon.

 

[Benton1576]

Is it common in all locales though? Im worried because i dont want to have the wrong female, im planning on pairing her with 1 of my males.