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Sehr, sehr Schön! (very, very beautiful) My male has to grow a bit more but I hope he's going to be as great as yours! How old is he? Stunning pictures, what camera are you using?

Ofcourse I already know them, but also here I want to say you're doing a great job Steve! Hopefully we'll see each other again sometime soon, I missed you on MadagascarDay in Antwerp few weeks ago?

At first I'm not just saying something if I'm not sure. I've got several years of experience with chameleons and with a whole lot of more difficult species than panthers. Turning on lights to make a picture is stressful, I once had a friend who did so to our Trioceros pfefferi (if you even ever...

I think that will be arranged in a few months. If all goes well with my veiled eggs I can get some money out of that. Not that it's so exciting to breed with veiled's but there is a huge shortage on them here right now, so I plan on selling one or 2 clutches in 7-9 months and then get enough...

Thanks! They are not too hard but it's very important too keep them cool and foggy, very foggy. I have a fogger on all day and hand mist him so he can drink. Also the use of vitamins and calcium must be reduced compared to veiled's or panthers. Further it is a really nice and curious...

Hmm, I think your first panther doesn't look to great, sleeping against a lamp during the day isn't good and also his coloring doesn't look to well for me. See rachitis on him looking at the legs. Putting males together in an enclosure is stressful. I'm also not much of a fan of bathing, I know...

This is indeed a beautiful species! At all the chameleon forums I always try to skip the panther and veiled topics as much as possible, seen them enough already. This is a specie you don't see too often. Personally I'm more favored by the Trioceros genus than bij the Kinyongia, but I must say...

Some new pictures, my little man is growing fast! He weights twice as much as in september now.

Some new pictures, my little man is growing fast. He weights twice as much as in september now.

Wow, some species I definiatly don't see often in captivity! BeautifuL!

I think you're right on the sexes. Think the male is just a young or small male, the base of the tail looks a little thicker and compared to the size of the body I would say it is indeed a male. The first female looks to be gravid, but I'm not sure. You could try to gently feel the eggs if they...

Now this rings a bell, I knew I've seen that pregnant lady before! You just got on Doelgroep Kameleons forum ;) Hopefully the rest of the eggs will stay alright.

Heineken is typically from the Netherlands but it's sold all over Europe as well, I don't know how that is for US but I know Spain and Greece have Heineken as well.

The first one is that a quadricornis of about 4 months old now? If that's so than I was always right about my quads age. They told me on this forum he was at least 8 months when I bought him but he was about the same size as yours from August... that's why I wonder. Great collection you got...

I've been drinking too much Heineken by now.. but it looks cool ;)

Think your veiled is about the same size as mine. Also around the same age. I know my veiled is about the biggest known among the veiled keepers in my 'tiny' country. Too bad you don't see them being that big anymore nowadays.

He just looks 'aware' on the pictures making himself skinny to blend in. That's totally natural. I have a huge veiled male myself and sometimes to warm himself up he makes himself as flat as a disc and turns to the side of where the heat is coming from. I could throw him around like I frisbee if...

I'm blue, padadie-padadou, padadie-padadou! He's awesome ;)

WoW! Love the blue's on both of them!

Ok, I know it's in Dutch but it says: Merry Christmas and A blasting 2011!