Relaxed Tamatave and Maroansetra?

[hallenhe]

I'm becoming more and more enamored of Tamatave and Maroansetra. But - understandably - most of the pictures I see are of fired-up animals. Could some of the Maroansetra and Tamatave owners please post pictures of your chams in their ho-hum, laid back, relaxed states?

Much thanks in advance.

 

[Lizardlover]

my guy shows many changes during the day, that color scheme or his is my favorite.

sorry for the size

 

[CleanLineChameleons]

Here are a few Maros:

Same male:

Another male:

And yet another:

I don't have any pictures of them resting. I have posted them before. They are normally just a forest green with dark green barring.


I have only really seen two or three good male Tamatave come in in the last few years. The main difference I see is Tamatave have a lot more white and they never get that yellowish green in between barring like Maros do. But resting Tamataves are that same forest green.

~Chris

 

[Lizardlover]

isnt the first one Leo?

 

[CleanLineChameleons]

Yea, the first and second picture. I had him for about 2 years before I retired him.

And I get I know where you got your animal from...a guy in Florida named Luis? Right?

~Chris

 

[Lizardlover]

Yeah, how do you know Luis?

i havnt heard from him in a while, know what happened to him? i got my veild from him too.

 

[redtom123]

I'm becoming more and more enamored of Tamatave and Maroansetra. But - understandably - most of the pictures I see are of fired-up animals. Could some of the Maroansetra and Tamatave owners please post pictures of your chams in their ho-hum, laid back, relaxed states?

Much thanks in advance.

May be this pictures from the wild in Madagascar makes you happy.
Those males are not fired up. The first three are from Maroantsetra and the second two I found very close to Tamatave.

 

[hallenhe]

Thanks, everybody; just what I wanted to see!