bobcochran
Chameleon Enthusiast
7.5 month old ambilobe male. At this age rbbbs usually have more red, but his color intensity is so good I think I'll give him a couple of more months!
Is he going to make it?
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Rapunzel's Pascal
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Stunning!
kelly_girl199
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Where did you get him? Or at least what bloodlines?
OldChamKeeper
Chameleon Enthusiast
Fake! I call Fake! (j/k)
Scottsquatch
Chameleon Enthusiast
He is a stunner. Very nice!
bobcochran
Chameleon Enthusiast
Ralph, go back in your cave!
bobcochran
Chameleon Enthusiast
He's from my bloodlines. I have both his mother and father. They are both from outstanding bloodlines that I have been working on for many years.
kelly_girl199
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Outstanding animal
jajeanpierre
Chameleon Enthusiast
@bobcochran I want to see what he looks like chilling in his cage, not displaying for the camera. You can PM the picture to me if you want. You know me, I know zip about panthers.... Thank you for talking me out of the pink ones!
bobcochran
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Janet, as you might guess, it's really difficult to take some pictures without using a camera! LOL!
Rogue
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jajeanpierre
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I really just want to know what he looks like most of the time. As you know, I have zero experience with panthers, and just wondered what that beautiful creature looked like when just relaxing without any stimuli like cameras or other panthers. Honestly, I don't know what a calm solitary male looks like. I've seen some pretty yucky looking panthers that I wouldn't give cage space to. I just wanted to know what a nice one looked like relaxed.
bobcochran
Chameleon Enthusiast
OK Janet, normally I wouldn't post a picture that wasn't more aesthetically pleasing. His normal colors are still intense. But the lighting in the cham room isn't optimal. I find the best lighting is in the late afternoon when the fog comes in and diffuses the light. Second pic is outdoors through the screen but the sun is out and washes out color. Pics are backwards, first is outside in the sun , second is in the cham room
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bobcochran
Chameleon Enthusiast
Carol5208 You deal with ambanjas mostly, they take longer to color up. Ambilobes are more of an instant gratification locale. Ha ha!
laurie
Retired Moderator
Now be nice to Bob! You know I hate it when you boys fight! You could offer to give that guy a home! He would fit right in with you other reptiles. And your wife wouldn't even notice a new critter!
laurie
Retired Moderator
Bob you know I take leftovers! I know you don't want him as he is not up to you standards! Quick send him up here before I am snowed in for months!
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