bighutch917
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I just wanted to show some before and after pics of a CH blue bar Ambilobe that I acquired here on the forums from Jim of The Chameleon Company. I call him "Yamz". A true stunner to say the least. Thanks Jim!
The Chameleon Company Did me Right!!!!!
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luckykarma
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WOW! 
summoner12
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Did you at least tip when they were done?
codiwatkins
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B E A Utiful!!
CleanLineChameleons
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Smoking Ambi Andrew!!!
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Fearaffect
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Yea, both of mine that I got from them have turned out exceptional.....Kern is one intense Cham.!!!
bighutch917
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Did you at least tip when they were done? ....That's hilarious! Thanks guys. Yeah...he is really impressive. He has very unique eye bars that look like hieroglyphics....lolololol. I'll get a close up when I become more familiar with my new camera.
Nicodemayo
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Great looking ambi. Looks very healthy
Chameleon Company
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Andrew
Nice job you've done with him ... I should have charged you more
Seriously, I have many clutches here where I never see the "finished product", having sold the animals off at the size of the original juvenile as pictured. I am fortunate when customers send me photos of the mature animal, or post them where I can see them. Thank you Andrew.
I wanted to share some photos Andrew sent me of another juvenile, now adult, that he got from us last year. I wish I had more time to post such lineage and transition shots in my website, but it is still well-down my "things to do list". As in Andrew's OP, it helps to illustrate how potential can take time, especially in the Ambilobe locale. It also helps to make folks better buyers of hidden gems
Below: Sire : Zeppo, younger offspring #286, then same animal mature. He looks better than his Dad. Thanks again Andrew.
Nice job you've done with him ... I should have charged you more
Seriously, I have many clutches here where I never see the "finished product", having sold the animals off at the size of the original juvenile as pictured. I am fortunate when customers send me photos of the mature animal, or post them where I can see them. Thank you Andrew.
I wanted to share some photos Andrew sent me of another juvenile, now adult, that he got from us last year. I wish I had more time to post such lineage and transition shots in my website, but it is still well-down my "things to do list". As in Andrew's OP, it helps to illustrate how potential can take time, especially in the Ambilobe locale. It also helps to make folks better buyers of hidden gems
Below: Sire : Zeppo, younger offspring #286, then same animal mature. He looks better than his Dad. Thanks again Andrew.
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