morphs

[evertech11]

i've heard the word "morph" being thrown around and i'm not really sure what ur talking about. Could someone please help me?
P.S. And don't go saying that i'm a bad cham owner for asking about this, i've just started.

 

[zinc99]

they are talking about were they came from within a species. Differnt locals gives a differnt color or "morph". Think Nosy Be Vs. Sambava.

 

[evertech11]

My cham

What are some other morphs? how would i be able to identify my chams morph?

 

[Jerm]

Check out www.prismchameleons.com, she shows photos of different locales of panthers. Also www.chameleoncompany.com. www.alinereptiles.com has some locale photos of wild caughts.
Post a picture and someone could give you a good guess as to which locale he might be.

Jerm

 

[Will Hayward]

Evertech11 is probably talking about Veiled chameleons though... not panthers.

 

[evertech11]

Yes i am. where could i get a list of the morphs for veilds, if any.

 

[Heika]

I don't believe that there is a list of morphs for the veiled chameleon. It is a bit of a different subject from panther locales, and I am sure that some of the veiled breeders will be able to give more information than I can. From what I have read, there really isn't a guarantee that an orange sunburst sire will produce orange sunburst young. Personally, I think the blue veileds are incredible, and would like to eventually have one or two. I think that most would agree that the best way to make sure you are getting the color of veiled that you want is to buy it after its color has started coming in. Regardless of the color, there really aren't many chameleons as impressive as an adult male veiled!

Heika