Kinyongia Matschiei
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Cainschams
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Ill take them when you dont want them anymore!!!
VeiledChams
Avid Member
Those are some beautiful animals.
CNorton
Avid Member
Your male looks young still, maybe the angle showing less length of the rostrals. The important thing is that he is indeed sexually mature.
I've seen that the males can tend more towards yellows or blues along the diagonal barring. Yours seems to favor the blues. Of course you'll usually see the tips of the toes blue and some yellow on the tail. Man does he look gorgeous! Healthy as can be.
My males usually look like these pics when they are outdoors or displaying. The females I see have more varied patterns. Stress being more speckles while rested they can be almost solid green. Anyways, let me know what your observations have been.
I've seen that the males can tend more towards yellows or blues along the diagonal barring. Yours seems to favor the blues. Of course you'll usually see the tips of the toes blue and some yellow on the tail. Man does he look gorgeous! Healthy as can be.
My males usually look like these pics when they are outdoors or displaying. The females I see have more varied patterns. Stress being more speckles while rested they can be almost solid green. Anyways, let me know what your observations have been.
Texas Panther Man
New Member
Those are the nicest looking fishers Ive ever seen. Cant wait to see what the offspring look like.
VeiledChams
Avid Member
The epitome of chameleons. Just beautiful.
Cainschams
New Member
Looking badass!! You know Ill take them when you get bored of them
Todnedo
Avid Member
Looking badass!! You know Ill take them when you get bored of them
But how can I be the Grand Wizard of the Kinyongia Kult without keeping a Kinyongia species??
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Motherlode Chameleon
Chameleon Enthusiast
But how can I be the Grand Wizard of the Kinyongia Kult with keeping a Kinyongia species??
Your going to have to keep asking yourself that.
