Check out my Pet Chameleon catching Flies :)
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mickeyratfink
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Ha ha!!
very nice to see a Pumilum ANYWHERE!!!
My Thamnobates is exactly the same!!
Whenever a fly gets into the house, we grab hold of him, point and he shoots.
Bit like a chameleon based fly gun!!!
very nice to see a Pumilum ANYWHERE!!!
My Thamnobates is exactly the same!!
Whenever a fly gets into the house, we grab hold of him, point and he shoots.
Bit like a chameleon based fly gun!!!
Texas Panther Man
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Thats a gorgeous cham! Loved the song selection also. Fits the video perfectly. Great job...
Justin Ward
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haha nice video, it gave me a good laugh
MrSideliner
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Thank You Guys
Thanks for all the positive feedback guys and gals
I just have something to say . . .
My pet Chameleon died of old age about 3 months ago
I found her at our beach house and kept her for about 1.2 years
I am unsure about how old she was when I found her but by looking at her the first time I could see she was already a few years old. They only live 2 - 3 years. Then 2 weeks after I brought her home she gave birth to 13 babies! It was amazing! I did not know how to raise baby Chams, but I knew they could take care of themselves after a few weeks.Then when the small ones where mature enough I released them in our garden. I knew there were Cape Chameleons in our area so I knew they would be able to survive. But after a few weeks I started to see less of them.
Some seemed to have moved on, the bush got a little over crowded I guess lol
I will be uploading all the photos I have of her and her babies while she was alive
Thanks for all the positive feedback guys and gals
I just have something to say . . .
My pet Chameleon died of old age about 3 months ago
I found her at our beach house and kept her for about 1.2 years
I am unsure about how old she was when I found her but by looking at her the first time I could see she was already a few years old. They only live 2 - 3 years. Then 2 weeks after I brought her home she gave birth to 13 babies! It was amazing! I did not know how to raise baby Chams, but I knew they could take care of themselves after a few weeks.Then when the small ones where mature enough I released them in our garden. I knew there were Cape Chameleons in our area so I knew they would be able to survive. But after a few weeks I started to see less of them.
Some seemed to have moved on, the bush got a little over crowded I guess lol
I will be uploading all the photos I have of her and her babies while she was alive
MrSideliner
New Member
Great choice of music
lol yea wish I could but she died of old age a few months ago
MATT2504
Established Member
lol yea wish I could but she died of old age a few months ago
Sorry to hear that
mickeyratfink
New Member
This post originally caught my eye as I used to own a Pumilum here in the UK.
Lovely chams with stunning colours. IMHO the best looking of all of the Bradypodions (also one of the hardest to get hold of)
Lovely chams with stunning colours. IMHO the best looking of all of the Bradypodions (also one of the hardest to get hold of)
