Picture for Joel

[jajeanpierre]

Eat your heart out!

 

[niels99]

Guess what. Im heartless

 

[Duma]

Beautiful!

 

[jpowell86]

Absolutely STUNNING!!!

I can't get over YingLong. I never get tired of looking at those amazing colors!

 

[pgr7]

Emerald beauty indeed.

 

[CANDYMAN]

it looks like he has 2 left feet

 

[maryanne27]

Those blues are so striking!

 

[chamdan]

This picture is awesome! Are you selling any quad chameleons currently or is anyone on here currently breeding or selling quad chameleons Ive always wanted one they are my second favorite species aside from jackson's.

 

[jpowell86]

Janet you can give me a new YingLong picture everyday if you'd like!

Just saying

 

[Dave Bolamperti]

YingLong has a big smile going on there

 

[jajeanpierre]

This picture is awesome! Are you selling any quad chameleons currently or is anyone on here currently breeding or selling quad chameleons Ive always wanted one they are my second favorite species aside from jackson's.

I breed quads (T. q. quadricornis) and their subspecies graciliors (T. q. gracilior). The picture above is of YingLong, a gracilior. Quads are a little more heavy bodied with higher dorsal crests (on their back) and taller sail fins. Their horns are thicker. A gracilior tends to be more slender and elegant. Their sail fins on their tails are smaller than a quad, but the size overlaps, so a gracilior with a particularly high sail fin might have a bigger sail fin than a quad with a small one. The gracilior has longer, more slender horns and they seem to grow more quickly than a quad's does. The colors are different, too. The graciliors have a really pretty patch of colored scales on their cheeks that can be yellow, orange, gold or varying shades of blue.

 

[bobcochran]

I breed quads (T. q. quadricornis) and their subspecies graciliors (T. q. gracilior). The picture above is of YingLong, a gracilior. Quads are a little more heavy bodied with higher dorsal crests (on their back) and taller sail fins. Their horns are thicker. A gracilior tends to be more slender and elegant. Their sail fins on their tails are smaller than a quad, but the size overlaps, so a gracilior with a particularly high sail fin might have a bigger sail fin than a quad with a small one. The gracilior has longer, more slender horns and they seem to grow more quickly than a quad's does. The colors are different, too. The graciliors have a really pretty patch of colored scales on their cheeks that can be yellow, orange, gold or varying shades of blue.

More slender and ELEGANT? SOME may take exception to that statement.

 

[bobcochran]

@jajeanpierre Don't know how I loaded it like that?
Don't make me post more pictures of Q. quads

 

[jpowell86]

HA!

Good Lord...a Quad/Gracilior battle royale!!

This should get interesting!!!

Beautiful quad there Bob

 

[bobcochran]

Because I will:

 

[bobcochran]

Hey Janet, are you loving the Hoehnelii? What a wonderful species!

 

[jpowell86]

 

[bobcochran]

Those horns look too long to be Runty. Who is that? I like the way the rays radiate out of his eyes.
Wow! Janet is showing a lot of discretion, going to bed early. Won't even take part in the war she started.

 

[jpowell86]

Those horns look too long to be Runty. Who is that? I like the way the rays radiate out of his eyes.
Wow! Janet is showing a lot of discretion, going to bed early. Won't even take part in the war she started.

No, that is Cato my gracilior. He is 7 months old now.

I'm sure Janet will show up at some point!!

 

[bobcochran]

Joel, so far, I've only seen male gracilior from you, is there a female in your future?
The quad projects need more members!