biffle
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Dang... I knew that one but didn't have confidence enough to post!
some nice pictures....
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kameleons jvo
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kwengkynator
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Wow, lovely set of Chams 
Those Jacksons sure do look stunning. Maybe I should have a Jackson instead of a Panther as a second cham.
Those Jacksons sure do look stunning. Maybe I should have a Jackson instead of a Panther as a second cham.
rsepiphyte
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These c. Malthe are gorgeous! Do you find them a difficult species to keep?
kameleons jvo
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They are easy to keep and breed,incubation is extremly difficult.
kameleons jvo
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Trioceros Johnstoni in situ DRC (pics T. B Bucks)
kameleons jvo
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kameleons jvo
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Yes ,here a picture of a just hatched Calumma malthe.
Incubation is very hard and i'm still searching to find the ideal incubation technique myself.
kameleons jvo
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WOW!!! I finally had the chance to go through the entire post in one sitting. THANKS for sharing all those amazing species with us. I wish I could see more of that out here in Northern Cal.
Ounce again thanks for taking the time.
thanks
Alex
Thanks !
leedragon
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Some fantastic Camumma Globifer shots...(C Kaul)
this is their coloration when displaying right?
kameleons jvo
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Not really,Globifer has a whole range of colloring.
Display collors are a loth brighter.
leedragon
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aha oki, the globifer I have seen in real life had just uniform brun greenish, do you have any pictures of them displaying?
kameleons jvo
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Calumma globifer male in full collor display
leedragon
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Calumma globifer male in full collor display
haha yeah there is some diffenrence
thanks
kameleons jvo
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Furcifer minor,the true jewel of the chameleons (pardalis berlin)
Mating...
Mating...
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