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Looking forward to this, Chris.

Stunning little F3. Really impressive work to get to this result.

Madagaskar, I disagree with the comments that have been posted here. I think you should continue to enjoy your native lizards as you see fit. We have our native lizards over here as well. Many a forum member, professor, student, hobbyist, herpetologist, ecologist, reptile habitat advocate...

Wonderful little dude.

Thanks to each above. One of those moments when the universe winked at me. I was just lucky to be in the way.

thanks. I use a Tokina 100mm macro lens on a Nikon D200. These shots were taken outside in natural sunlight which really helps with color and detail. I am not sure of the species of plant he is on but I am in the process of finding out. I enjoy photographing chameleons and I would say that...

Really lovely animals.

Really lovely little dude!

Any updates, observations, photos?

wonderful. they look great. I hope they all do well for you.

which biome does it favor?

I would say that ambient temperature would have to be a consideration in your choice. If you live in southern states, you may need to move the MV away from the animals in a way that also reduces their UV exposure. In that scenario, you are not gaining the benefits you pay for with the MV or MH...

thanks. fun to photograph these guys and glad to share.

Rango II, End of the Long Count!

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