New Panther morph?

[Chameleon Kingdom]

Anyone else seen the new morph on the
Screameleons projects page?
Very intresting.

 

[AncientCritters]

First time I seen them. They look awesome though.

 

[Brentford31]

Link for everyone.

 

[westcoastchameleons]

it looks very cool

 

[schegini14]

Which one is it?

 

[Brian S]

I'm gone for three days and this is what happens! Sheeesh. Greetings to all from Japan!

 

[rcagosto]

Screameleons really do have nice panthers, I never bought from them but there animals look gorgeous. I would like to own one of those pink anakaramby panthers lol not sure if I spelled it right.

 

[Jewel]

Which one is it?

Oorana Mena

I love the colour of this new one, I can't wait till it comes to Canada.

 

[Jewel]

I'm gone for three days and this is what happens! Sheeesh. Greetings to all from Japan!

You are so lucky, that is the one place I would love to go to.

 

[panenko]

uffff

 

[TylerStewart]

I'm gone for three days and this is what happens! Sheeesh. Greetings to all from Japan!

Japan??? What a life.... You're playing paintball, aren't you? You missed a beautiful weekend in Park City.

 

[Will Hayward]

Neato.....


Look like Ile Reunion panthers from what Ive seen.

 

[Kent67]

Beautiful new morph!!

Will, have you found pics of Reunion panthers online? I just found this link but the ones on Screameleons' page look different.
http://jmregnier.free.fr/reueng/fauna.htm

 

[Will Hayward]

Yes the ones ive seen online seem to be a bit more green. Take into consideration until the other breeders working with these come forward and share their photos, we only have a small group to compare to, without any idea of their age and final colour development. They are lacking details for anyone to give a truely educated speculation. However compare these to the description and photo in the book;

The Panther Chameleon: Color Variation, Natural History, Conservation, and Captive Management
by Gary Ferguson, James B. Murphy, Jean Baptiste Ramanamanjato, Achille P. Raselimanana

Photo: Plate 4.40
Description: Page 54

Anyways, whatever the hell they are, I've already been told they aren't from reunion, but the photo and the description Ive linked you to will make you think twice about beleiving it somewhat. See foryourself.

As always with new chameleons being popularised in the American market, it'll be almost near another decade before it reaches our eyes above the border.

 

[Will Hayward]

So let me clarify what I had meant to say.

These said panthers from said site, fit the description from said book, for said locale.

 

[Heika]

These said panthers from said site, fit the description from said book, for said locale.

Hmmm.. I have to say, that the post from the said Will Hayward, on the said forum Chameleon Forums, was somewhat said.

 

[TylerStewart]

So let me clarify what I had meant to say.

These said panthers from said site, fit the description from said book, for said locale.

Thanks for the clarification (what did he say?)

 

[ChromaChameleons]

I did not read anything on the other website that suggested that this morph is from a wild locale. It is equally possible that this is a line bred cross that is now breeding true. Regardless it is a stunning morph...

 

[Jewel]

So let me clarify what I had meant to say.

These said panthers from said site, fit the description from said book, for said locale.

Oh yea, that really makes things clear Will

 

[Heika]

I did not read anything on the other website that suggested that this morph is from a wild locale. It is equally possible that this is a line bred cross that is now breeding true. Regardless it is a stunning morph...

There has been quiet talk about this coloration for a year and a half. They are wild imports, not mixed locale animals. I remember seeing a pic of one from a well known breeder quite some time ago.