NashansCamos
Chameleon Enthusiast
those are crazy! There's actually one for sale kind of near where I live.... let me find their photo of him
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Your dream Chameleon of choice is?
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Klyde O'Scope
Chameleon Enthusiast
Are any available outside Australia?
AFAIK, the same dietary challenges exist with most of of the horned lizards.
Sunnysenorita
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As far as chams go, Trioceros melleri(they just look like little tree triceratops to me, so cool!) is high on my wish list. And I LOVE carpet chameleons but I'm not ready for the inevitable heartbreak caused by their short lifespan 
Anisa.corp
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I would want an elliot's chameleon
MissSkittles
Chameleon Enthusiast
So many chameleons, so little time, space and money...not to mention Florida heat. I love Parson’s but would never be able to provide proper space or temps. Ankaramy panther’s are gorgeous and I don’t understand why they aren’t more popular.
Other reptile I would love to have is a red eyed crocodile skink. They are the most dragony looking to me.
Reptiles aside, I must someday have a pedigreed Maine Coon or Norwegian Forest cat. Love the fluffies. I’ve never been able to reconcile buying a cat though when so many in shelters need homes.
Other reptile I would love to have is a red eyed crocodile skink. They are the most dragony looking to me.
Reptiles aside, I must someday have a pedigreed Maine Coon or Norwegian Forest cat. Love the fluffies. I’ve never been able to reconcile buying a cat though when so many in shelters need homes.
AmandaS
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I wonder if their spikes are super sharp like they appear, or if they are flexible like the beardy
AmandaS
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Yes to everything you just said!!
NashansCamos
Chameleon Enthusiast
I also like carpet chameleons
nightanole
Chameleon Enthusiast
So the consensus is everyone wants chams with funny noses.
AmandaS
Retired Moderator
Yepper
jamest0o0
Chameleon Enthusiast
I love these as well. I almost bought some WCs to breed them last year. They seem to come in occasionally.
Klyde O'Scope
Chameleon Enthusiast
Are you asking about the Sungazer (Smaug giganteus) or the Thorny devil (Moloch horridus)?
I believe they're both considered "armored" so I think the spikes are functional. BICBW
Clint Laidlaw touches on them here:
Tough question. My beardie's scales are pretty sharp if you lightly stroke against the grain.
AmandaS
Retired Moderator
Yes, both.
m1les
Member
I would be happy with a male panther, thats a dream already.
MissSkittles
Chameleon Enthusiast
That sungazer is gorgeous!
Obviously you too are a fan of Clint, so do you ever find yourself greeting someone by saying, “well hi there!” in a super perky tone?
jamest0o0
Chameleon Enthusiast
That sungazer is gorgeous!
Obviously you too are a fan of Clint, so do you ever find yourself greeting someone by saying, “well hi there!” in a super perky tone?
Have you ever seen the price tag on them lol.
I showed my wife clints video on tegus to help convince
Klyde O'Scope
Chameleon Enthusiast
That sungazer is gorgeous!
Obviously you too are a fan of Clint, so do you ever find yourself greeting someone by saying, “well hi there!” in a super perky tone?
Umm... no. Not publicly, anyway. The Missus & I have done it a few times in the privacy of Ol' Stinkeye's presence, but that's it. There was a (very) short time—Long ago, in a galaxy far, far away...—when I may have attempted to adopt something similar to Minnie Pearl's trademark greeting......but we've all confessed to foolish choices in our impetuous youth, eh?
I've also managed to resist parroting Anton Petrov's contemporary, "Hello, wonderful person!"
Though that's actually not horrible.
MissSkittles
Chameleon Enthusiast
I hate to even imagine!
jamest0o0
Chameleon Enthusiast
Thousands and thousands and thousands... they're extremely rare and valuable
