"Parsonii Andersonii"

[Lost Lake Chameleons]

Road trip with the Chris Anderson this weekend to celebrate Monge's Birthday produced some great photos. I snapped this one of Chris's Parson's before we left. We love how the brown background really brings out the green. She is in half shed if you are wondering why her front half is brighter than her back half.

Random thought...Should chris try out for ULTIMATE FIGHTER 7? Who needs a rear naked choke when you are the KING of ZZZzzz...s



Josh

 

[Chris Anderson]

Hahaha, you're such a....

Nice pic. I really need to pull out my camera and play around. Haven't had a chance to do it in a while.

Chris

 

[Justin Carl]

Was that species of Parsonii named after Chris?

 

[Lost Lake Chameleons]

Was that species of Parsonii named after Chris?

No, his great-great grandfather, who by the way, used to own the city of Anaheim, and once lost a muscle in his hand due to a red diamondback skirmish!

 

[Justin Carl]

Are you busting my B@lls or are you being serious?

 

[Lost Lake Chameleons]

Are you busting my B@lls or are you being serious?

Mr. Mike Monge?

 

[FL Chams]

The Birthday Party was fun. Thanks for coming guys. Nice pic Josh!

 

[Vegas Chad]

ball busting he is.

 

[Cameochams]

Great picture.

 

[Lost Lake Chameleons]

Great picture.

If you want pics like this, I have the camera available for sale with two sweet lenses!!! Pm me if interested

 

[KevinA]

whew, I thought I was going to have to whip out the mastercard to buy a $2,000 lizard cause it had my last name

 

[Chris Anderson]

Ha, no. I wish I had a species named after me. Maybe one day, you never know. She's a Calumma parsonii parsonii.

Chris

 

[Lost Lake Chameleons]

Even Chris's signature puts you to sleep!!!

ZZZzzz...

 

[Dave Legacy]

No, his great-great grandfather, who by the way, used to own the city of Anaheim, and once lost a muscle in his hand due to a red diamondback skirmish!

There are before and after images of his snake bitten hand above the "Snake Bite" Exhibit at the San Diego Zoo in California that prove it.