Sunday Jan 16th Herd Pics...

Julirs

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Mellers...Minor hates the camera with a passion, actually so does Major but she was in the back of her cage...
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Mr. Mangles...this guy impresses me more every day. The camera is not even washing him out, these are really his colors. Very unique for a Veiled.
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Mr. Fisher...not a fan of the camera either...
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People ask me about Hershey every once in awhile. Deformed little creature that he is he is fully functional-he can only shoot short distances so he will chase down his food and "stick" it with his tongue. Alien-esque his eyes appear bigger than his eye sockets don't they?
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Bluie is one of my first Panther females, if not the first. Over 3 years old and a known pure Nosy Be, I intended to breed her. At about 6 months she started looking gouty/edemic. In fact, about 3 months ago she stopped eating for about 3 months. I always figured I would find her gone at the bottom of the cage. Strangely enough she came around and started begging for food and eating. She lives in a modified cage and is a typical alert chameleon.
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The blue spots on Mr. Mangles are nice. His coloration is wonderful. It is always the special chams that grab us isn't it? I am never sure if it is they need more attention or if I just give them more attention. Wonderful group. I love looking at fischer's.
 
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