The chameleons of Madagascar!

[cricketkilla]

Just ordered it to help support my favorite website! Has anyone seen it? Opinions? Worth the money?

Thanks

 

[Brad]

Thank you for your support. I think you will really enjoy the DVD.

 

[Hoj]

Have it and love it!! Im sure you will enjoy it as well.

 

[AJA]

What's the link?

 

[Hoj]

It is available throught the site bookstore.

https://www.chameleonforums.com/bookstore/chameleons-madagascar-dvd/

 

[Cainschams]

I have it. Its a really good video and worth the money. Well, it was a Xmas gift to me so....

Wish there was one of the African species like this one.

 

[Motherlode Chameleon]

It's a good video done by the CIN. The video covers some of the species of Madagascar however I wish they went further and covered more. There is now a new German video that is similar however is much more of an in depth analytical description of the species covered.

There is another CIN video "A Land Like No Other" that is really tough to find that is mostly about Furcifer pardalis. If you can find it watch it.

 

[Brad]

It's a good video done by the CIN. The video covers some of the species of Madagascar however I wish they went further and covered more. There is now a new German video that is similar however is much more of an in depth analytical description of the species covered.

There is another CIN video "A Land Like No Other" that is really tough to find that is mostly about Furcifer pardalis. If you can find it watch it.

I already have that new dvd on order and will add it to the bookstore soon. It's a special on Madagascar and covers more than just chameleons. I don't think it covers as many chameleons as the CiN video.

 

[Motherlode Chameleon]

I already have that new dvd on order and will add it to the bookstore soon. It's a special on Madagascar and covers more than just chameleons. I don't think it covers as many chameleons as the CiN video.

They do not cover more species however their descriptions are more in depth. They describe Madagascar plants, Lemurs, and Gecko's just as much or even more than chameleons. This video has got a very analytical approach to there descriptions much more than other video's. It's going to be a good addition to the book store.

 

[Brad]

They do not cover more species however their description are more in depth. They describe Madagascar plants, Lemurs, and Gecko's just as much or even more than chameleons. This video has got a very analytical approach to there description much more than other video's. It's going to be a good addition to the book store.

I agree. I watched it a couple months ago and enjoyed learning more about Madagascar. It even covers some of the culture as well.

 

[Motherlode Chameleon]

I agree. I watched it a couple months ago and enjoyed learning more about Madagascar. It even covers some of the culture as well.

Great call! And inherently if the people of Madagascar are doing well the biological riches have got a higher probability of doing well.

 

[heyshelbyrae]

Just ordered it to help support my favorite website! Has anyone seen it? Opinions? Worth the money?

Thanks

Okay, I didn't know about this dvd until you posted this, and I definitely just ordered it too. It's a team support effort at CF!

 

[cricketkilla]

Okay, I didn't know about this dvd until you posted this, and I definitely just ordered it too. It's a team support effort at CF!

HEY SHELBY RAE!!!!!!


Good job..

 

[cricketkilla]

So this documentary is my 2 y/o daughter and I's official nap time movie lol. I love all the shots in it, but that voice just puts me to sleep every time haha

 

[heyshelbyrae]

Pretty funny, I had simliar thoughts, but I couldn't fall asleep because I was editing wedding photos at the time.

ALSO- I was on a shoot the other day, then went back home, and there was my mom and dad, watching Chameleons of Madagascar like it was a regular thing for them! Cracked me up that they wanted to learn more about chameleons..