bridgofaith
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Found this little one at my front door this morning. 
What could it be?
What could it be? 
What is this??
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bridgofaith
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Looks like a bearded pygmy to me
Where'd she come from?
That's what I thought too!
Mike @ FL Chams
Thank you Jann!!
PedroANDAshley
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Absoultly adorable is what it is
eisentrauti
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Trioceros melleri, nice CB juvenile with ancestors from Tanzania
fluxlizard
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LOL she said she got it from flchams.
Captive hatched melleri- very nice!
Captive hatched melleri- very nice!
jdog1027
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Forgive me- I thought she actually FOUND it and was genuinely wanting to know the species. Sorry...
CleaTheChameleon
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That's awesome heather! He/she is sooo cute! Good thing you found out he had some. They are probably all gone! Congrats!
chams1
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Heather, Heather. I believe you have "the sickness". It's this really bad condition that is caused by getting a mere 1 chameleon. It quickly spreads throughout your entire body - especially the brain, causing you to be quite delerious, as well as the wallet/apendage causing you to spend money on these chameleons (unless you get them for free). This condition quickly becomes an addiction which will cause you to take over the entire home with chameleon cages and after a while, you will be putting them in your daughter's room (I am a recovering addict so I speak from experience).
fluxlizard
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Nothing to forgive
Just explaining
bridgofaith
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Thanks guys for all the compliments!
I said all the way back at post #4 where it came from.
jdog: You are too funny! LOL
I said all the way back at post #4 where it came from.
jdog: You are too funny! LOL
bridgofaith
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Heather, Heather. I believe you have "the sickness". It's this really bad condition that is caused by getting a mere 1 chameleon. It quickly spreads throughout your entire body - especially the brain, causing you to be quite delerious, as well as the wallet/apendage causing you to spend money on these chameleons (unless you get them for free). This condition quickly becomes an addiction which will cause you to take over the entire home with chameleon cages and after a while, you will be putting them in your daughter's room (I am a recovering addict so I speak from experience).
I thought that was funny.
Yes, I have the sickness but strangely enough, I'm OK with that. 
radstusky
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Heather, Heather. I believe you have "the sickness". It's this really bad condition that is caused by getting a mere 1 chameleon. It quickly spreads throughout your entire body - especially the brain, causing you to be quite delerious, as well as the wallet/apendage causing you to spend money on these chameleons (unless you get them for free). This condition quickly becomes an addiction which will cause you to take over the entire home with chameleon cages and after a while, you will be putting them in your daughter's room (I am a recovering addict so I speak from experience).
It's better to have this sickness with chameleons rather than birds or cats! I've seen those episodes of Animal Hoarding on Animal Planet! http://animal.discovery.com/videos/confessions-animal-hoarding-choosing-birds-over-people.html
PardalisGirl
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What a cutie pie!
OMG she/he is adorable. This is such a fun stage to get a Melleri. I bought a Melleri that same age/size from the Gesangs earlier this summer. It has almost tripled in size and shed twice. I call her Skye even though I can't know the sex yet. I'll change the name to Skylar if it turns out to be a boy. My little Skye is just now confident enough to take Dubia from my fingers. Skye can see the big free range with the three adults from her cage. When she snags a Dubia she will glance up at the adults to make sure they are not going to go after her prize. She looks at them for awhile before she starts chewing. Have you picked out a name yet? Congrats Heather!
OMG she/he is adorable. This is such a fun stage to get a Melleri. I bought a Melleri that same age/size from the Gesangs earlier this summer. It has almost tripled in size and shed twice. I call her Skye even though I can't know the sex yet. I'll change the name to Skylar if it turns out to be a boy. My little Skye is just now confident enough to take Dubia from my fingers. Skye can see the big free range with the three adults from her cage. When she snags a Dubia she will glance up at the adults to make sure they are not going to go after her prize. She looks at them for awhile before she starts chewing. Have you picked out a name yet? Congrats Heather!
bridgofaith
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Thanks Catherine, I think (s)he's adorable too! That's a cute story! I haven't deciced on a name yet, I have a theme with my names, so it might take a day or 2 to get the right one!
