Progression of a T. hoehnelii male

[bobcochran]

3 months old

4.5 months old:

6-7 months old:

1 year old:

 

[bobbydigital]

Amazing! Is it just me or is the 1 year old picture not showing?

 

[Dooley1]

3 months old
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4.5 months old:
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6-7 months old:
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1 year old:
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Not only stunning Bob, but I think this form of hoehnelii are by far the most beautiful.

Kevin

 

[Remkon]

One of my fav species, hope to own one sometime.

 

[bobcochran]

Amazing! Is it just me or is the 1 year old picture not showing?

It's just you. Lol.

 

[Dave Bolamperti]

Great color progression pics
Awesome Cham Bob

 

[jannb]

Wow! He is gorgeous at every stage!!!!

 

[VerucaSalt]

Wow. This is among my all time top 3 favorite species. What a stunning male!! He is absolutely breath taking!

 

[KalaiDaCham]

Dang the 6-7 month one is beautiful. I love the color, I really hope to get one some time!!

 

[bobcochran]

Not only stunning Bob, but I think this form of hoehnelii are by far the most beauti
Kevin

Thanks Kevin, I agree with you about this locale! I also like the males because they have quite a bit of variation, many don't have red on their head, but are still very nice looking:

 

[VerucaSalt]

Stunning

 

[todd2010]

Thank you for sharing. So handsome!

 

[GCash]

They look fantastic Bob! By far my favorite as well. Do you know where the founding stock originated from?

 

[Motherlode Chameleon]

Bob

Great progression shots! Thanks for posting.

Best Regards
Jeremy A. Rich

 

[bobcochran]

They look fantastic Bob! By far my favorite as well. Do you know where the founding stock originated from?

Nyahururu, Kenya.

 

[ponders]

Amazing Bob. They sure do get beautiful fast!