most colourful panthers?
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alexbrock
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If you want color...I've seen some amazing morph crosses. I know some members would rather die than promote the mixing of different locales but its an idea. Nosy Mitsio is one of my favorites, non morph.
here's a cool link from one of the sponsors: http://chameleonsonly.com/panther_crosses.htm
here's a cool link from one of the sponsors: http://chameleonsonly.com/panther_crosses.htm
alexbrock
New Member
ahhhh morphs, exactly like in snakes? with doms, co-doms, recessives, double co-doms etc??
ill check the nosy out
i don't do snakes so I'm not sure, but they get some crazy and unique colors, and I have been told they tend to be larger in size than pure locales. don't quote me on that.
alexbrock
New Member
The nicest one I've seen was on Screameleons but idk about availability or prices. I think they're pretty high. Especially for the red lips and red eyes and bright yellow/green bodies.
nosytrish
New Member
My little guy is a red and blue barred Ambanja. There is an album of him on my profile page if you want to see his colours. He has gone through many many phases, right now he is in yellow.... from green...from blue/white.
Nosy Mitsio, Ambanja, Ambilobe, Sambava, Nosy Be...you have so many fun choices ahead of you!!
Good luck!!
Nosy Mitsio, Ambanja, Ambilobe, Sambava, Nosy Be...you have so many fun choices ahead of you!!
Good luck!!
justjumpit621
New Member
I am in love with the nosy falys! This one is my favorite, he is a male breeder from chameleons northwest, http://chameleonsnorthwest.com/tritonson.jpg
pssh
Avid Member
Crosses can produce some beautiful animals and some not so vibrant animals. They are only good as pets, not breeders. Chameleons don't have morphs like snakes. The genetics aren't as defined and are closer to crested gecko style breeding. The only morph there is, I believe is the translucent morph in veiled chameleons.
I like east coast locales myself. Tamatave, Sambava, maros, etc. They range from duller reds, pinks, greens, grays, and juvenile blues while at rest to brilliant white, all shades of red, orange, yellow, black, juvenile blue, and both dark and light green. They make me drool. My prized Sambava male is green and pink with blue, grey, white, and sometimes purple bars at rest. When he fires up, he turns completely yellow and/or orange with white, black, red, black-green, black-blue, black-red bars. He can be any combination of those colors at any time when he is at rest, in between rest and fired up, and when fired up.
I like east coast locales myself. Tamatave, Sambava, maros, etc. They range from duller reds, pinks, greens, grays, and juvenile blues while at rest to brilliant white, all shades of red, orange, yellow, black, juvenile blue, and both dark and light green. They make me drool. My prized Sambava male is green and pink with blue, grey, white, and sometimes purple bars at rest. When he fires up, he turns completely yellow and/or orange with white, black, red, black-green, black-blue, black-red bars. He can be any combination of those colors at any time when he is at rest, in between rest and fired up, and when fired up.
Texas Panther Man
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If you can find a nosy mitsio in the Uk. Thats what I'd go with. Ive had ambanjas, falys, etc... The mitsio locale is the most stunning Ive ever seen. My male at rest is a vibrant lime green with red eyes and red vertical bars on his flanks. When fired up he turns bright yellow with red eyes and red lips with black bars on his turrets. Its a sight to see. Mitsio for the win!
