I finally got my Peacocks!!! (Pic Heavy)

[azgnoinc]

I just acquired 3 Weidershemii aka Peacock Chameleons, been waiting about 2 years now. Here are some pics I just took of the male this evening...

Flash kinda washes the color out a bit in the first few..

No flash for this one....

 

[Shawntea]

beautiful, this is a breed I was looking at but they are so hard to get.

 

[ferretinmyshoes]

Gorgeous! Wish we got to see more of them. Looks like his right arm is broken though...must have been a rough importation.

 

[Motherlode Chameleon]

Great animals (other than the arm)! As ferret stated the arm does look broken on one of your specimens. This is a species I want to work with as well.

 

[ataraxia]

Very nice..secretly one of my favs. They had some at the NARBC at tinley. I stood in line to buy them but instead i got to watch the people in front of me buy them...Time stood still for a few seconds while i said "NOOOooooooooooooooo!!!!".

 

[showjet95]

Beautiful! I love the colors on his casque, now only if you could keep the camera still

 

[AJA]

Congratulations. I hope they do well for you.

 

[birdlover71]

awesome

love them they are so tiny and cute......

 

[Psychobunny]

Wow, these are so cool, I have never seen or heard of them b4

 

[A1forall]

Nice!!! Cool cham Gene

 

[Chameleonmaster]

I love The color on there heads that is sooooooo cool!!!!!! congrats on the trio

 

[chameleoman]

i thought they were called crested chameleons?


https://www.google.com/search?hl=en...urce=og&sa=N&tab=wi&ei=HiNeUMyaOeTW2AWI-YDwCg


i just typed crested chameleon on google images

 

[ferretinmyshoes]

Those pics on google are cristatus pictures, not Weidershemii.

 

[wendyeeeo]

Gorgeous!!

 

[Chris Anderson]

Just so you know, the wiedersheimi-complex (the peacock chameleon complex) was split up a couple years ago. The species you have is now considered Trioceros perreti.

Chris

 

[azgnoinc]

Just so you know, the wiedersheimi-complex (the peacock chameleon complex) was split up a couple years ago. The species you have is now considered Trioceros perreti.

Chris

Thanks for the clarification Chris, I appreciate the expert input.