why doesnt my cham have color

[lilstorchy]

I have a 6 month old blue barred ambilobe and he is still just plane green why isn't he showing color every one else s has so much color already.

 

[Syn]

Mind posting a picture or two? He is still young.

 

[lilstorchy]

sure
i will one sec

 

[lilstorchy]

those are his colors

thats the link to the only real colors he has shown

 

[lilstorchy]

i thought i just posted the link hold on im new to this i gotta figure this out

 

[lilstorchy]

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=132164&id=100000906801548

 

[lilstorchy]

there is the picture i got him from screameleons.com and they have a video of a chameleon on youtube growing showing his changes month by month and mine looks nothing like the pictures their showing.

 

[Syn]

He looks perfectly fine for his age.

On a side note, try editing your posts instead of posting and bumping your post several times.

 

[Warrix642]

Some chameleons take 18-24 months to fully color up. Your chameleon could be fully colored up already but I doubt it. One of my guys was brown almost all the time at 6 months and he looks amazing now(9-10 months)

Dustin

 

[summoner12]

my male had a lot of color young.... and so yeah he looked nice after about a year as well.... but after he saw his first female he REALLY colored up. he was mostly a pastel before he saw his first female and then after his colors became more vibrant even at rest.

 

[Olimpia]

He looks great for his age though. I have a Nosy be that's 7 months and is still gray/brown! (Oh geeze, now that I think about it I hope he's not a female! lol). You'll see that in the next month or two he'll start getting more colors and more saturated.

 

[Desurfer]

My chameleon also came from screameleons. He is a sambava (which take longer to get there colors) and at 14 months is starting to get his vibrant colors. Hang in there it will take some time.