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I leave my females in with my males as long as she is still receptive to him. The more times they copulate, the better your chances of a fertile clutch. Also, you get a VERY HAPPY MALE! lol :D:p

Very nice looking panthers. :)

http://www.lostlakechameleons.com/ He's a site sponsor, so I'd imagine he's still in business.

He didn't specify what animal should be taken to the vet, but in this case, it really doesn't matter. A vet would fix up a dog with fractures or organ trauma and a herp vet would do what he could to help an injured herp.

Thanks to everyone voting for "Panther Photo 4". Angelo(Ambilobe) and I are thankful to be included in the 2009 calendar. :D

Thanks Carole :)

Thanks Drew. With him paired up to a few of Harrys Nosy Females, they should prove to be a very nice line of Nosy. I'm hoping that the males will fire up as nice as the sire! I'll let you know when I have some out of the egg.

LMAO! It does look like that now that you mention it! It was hilarious photographing the two of them :D

Thank you Philip. If I actually shot these in Madagascar, I'd be in heaven! lol.

Thanks Cain! :)

Thanks Justin! It's still just the kit lens that I'm using. I'm DYING to get a nice Macro lens... Just been spending my funds elsewhere right now. Maybe I'll ask for one for christmas! hehehe :D

Comparison This is the same Nosy Be taken about 3 months ago, showing his relaxed colors. I'm amazed at how drastic his fired up state can get.

That is wicked!!! :eek:

Thank you everyone, for all the compliments on the photos and the chameleons themselves. I truely appreciate it. :)

Thanks for the compliments everyone :) I may choose one of them for the photo contest next month. I have plenty more from today to choose from as well :p

That's one pretty looking Female Joe. I'd almost rather have her over a Veiled Male!