lbesok
Avid Member
So this morning I was observing my Mellers, and the small "male" Rambo who is usually in his tree, migrated to a horizontal perch to get a closer look at Shera on her near by horizontal perch. Then I witness "him" clicking and flapping at "her"! I got it on video, but can't find the cable to hook it up.
Like other species of chameleons is this also typical of the Mellers, for the male to display like so to the female. When Rambo started doing this, She-ra instantly got darker colors (typically white with yellow bars) and started retreating to the bottom of the cage. Would Rambo possibly display to another male, or do you think I have a true pair as the seller initially suggested?
Also does size matter, would a big female be turned off per say because her male wasn't of adequate size?
Heres some pics Justin took of She-ra:
& Rambo:
I also suspect these two to be from different regions. She-ra has a HUGE head, that is exhibited in the northern territories, if I'm correct, while I believe Rambo is from farther south. Would this affect their likely hood for COPULATION ?
Like other species of chameleons is this also typical of the Mellers, for the male to display like so to the female. When Rambo started doing this, She-ra instantly got darker colors (typically white with yellow bars) and started retreating to the bottom of the cage. Would Rambo possibly display to another male, or do you think I have a true pair as the seller initially suggested?
Also does size matter, would a big female be turned off per say because her male wasn't of adequate size?
Heres some pics Justin took of She-ra:
& Rambo:
I also suspect these two to be from different regions. She-ra has a HUGE head, that is exhibited in the northern territories, if I'm correct, while I believe Rambo is from farther south. Would this affect their likely hood for COPULATION ?
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