Action Jackson
Chameleon Enthusiast
The Lorax was looking good after the coldest night of the season.
The Lorax
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Chameleoking
Chameleon Enthusiast
WoW, awesome!
MissSkittles
Chameleon Enthusiast
I am so in love with every single one of the chameleons whose pics you post. 
Mountain Dragon
Chameleon Enthusiast
Holy freakin cow I need this chameleon
HypercolorChameleons
Member
He is extremely gorgeous! 
Action Jackson
Chameleon Enthusiast
Coming up on 3 years old.
LouieTiel32
Member
He is BEAUTIFUL
Mountain Dragon
Chameleon Enthusiast
Even the background is cool
Action Jackson
Chameleon Enthusiast
Unfortunately at this point it looks like I will no longer be breeding this species.
Why won't you be continuing breeding that species?
Randers88
Established Member
That's unfortunate, was there a specific reason?
Action Jackson
Chameleon Enthusiast
Well there are several reasons, first and foremost is space. I have a substantial collection of Calumma parsonii parsonii and they are my main focus. As you know they get quite big and require a lot of space. Also finding new “blood” has proven difficult. No Cristifer’s have come in on import for a while and when they do it’s hard to get them. Another reason is interest in this species is still pretty much a niche so selling babies takes while.
Randers88
Established Member
I've admired your collection for some time, I would love to purchase one of your Calumma Parsonii Parsonii some day. With the amount of animals you have, I can only imagine the space issues you face with these guys and gals. I've always loved the Cristifer's though, Your boy Lorax is such an amazing animal.
How are the Yellow Giant's coming along?
Action Jackson
Chameleon Enthusiast
I should have baby Parson’s hatching for the next couple years so hopefully you have a chance to get one. Cristifer’s are an amazing species. They are generally very chill which makes keeping them all the more enjoyable imo.
Many of the Yellow Giant babies have gone to new homes but I still have a few along with my holdbacks. They are doing fantastic and I really believe they are the most robust baby Parson’s I’ve ever seen at this age. Having these babies and getting to watch them grow really makes all the hard work, time and expense worth it.
Its a shame that they are so hard to get and that more people don't have an interest in them. I actually like them more than the C parsonii parsonii in some ways.
