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Simple answer is no you didn't, even without suplimenting I wouldn't expect a healthy chameleon to die in 2 weeks, it may be down to something else, was the Cham eating and drinking? But it sounds to me that you were sold a unhealthy chameleon

Really good pics, I've never really seen much of Capet chameleons untill recently, it does surprise me that these aren't more popular as they have amazing patterns an arnt to big, surely these will take of

Wow this thread has taken of, anyway I've had a play around with my camera and am starting to get some better results, I've taken some good shots of my cap est baby's and of the t laterispinis witch were the reason for this thread. I will post some later tonight on here but they will be getting...

Female Like I say tho a few more clear shots of the tail base would help

I thought about becoming Canadian for the weekend and coming to see the fight but I ended up buying some t laterispinis instead lol

Colours really don't mean anything at a young age, infact atm with my baby's the females seem to be more colourful that the males right now but they are young, from the second pic it gives me a opinion but I don't want to say and be wrong

Neither picture is good enought to sex the Cham, we need a good clear shot of the tail base

Yes he's a Ambi

First one looks ambilobe but looks like he has a little tamatave pattern on his head and the second I believe to be tamatave, how does the second fire up?

My cap est panther chameleons in my picture file are white and red

I don't understand your question

Silly? Seems to me I was completely right with what I said :)

This is a hard one, I'm normally quite good at local I'd, it must be hard as no one else had replayed. With the colours I see and you say come when fired up there could be a little mitsio in there. I do think he has ambilobe in him at a geuss I would say a cross of the two but I really Carnt be...

No it's not a mitsio, what is he like fired up? He may be a cross local

From the females colour she does look receptive, is she hissing or anything to him? If not just leave her in there for a while but keep a watchful eye, he should start chaseing

Are you talking about the small spikes (dorsal crest)down her back?

Wow, I love to see your comments and posts Chris, for the most part I can follow. Your must have forgot more about chameleons than I no