A non Offensive Video of my pet Ambilobe Panther Chameleon named Tie Dye.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=armht8q3jMI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=armht8q3jMI
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Will my Panther get any other Colors?
- Thread starter Blazor26
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sandrachameleon
Chameleon Enthusiast
I was wondering if my Male Ambilobe Panther Chameleon would ever get Blue Coloring or is this his color he will always be?? He is about 8 Months Old.
Short Video of him Displaying his Colors:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-uIDSu5xf-U
he's a lovely looking panther. too bad you treat him so terribly
I agree. Taunting him isn't going to make him develop any other colors than he would normally. I work hard at taming my panther...deliberately pissing him off doesn't do HIM any good whatsoever. I hope you take our comments into consideration as they are remarkable creatures that deserve the same respect that you would expect.
SaintJimmy
Avid Member
I agree with everyone here.
Maybe what this panther needs is some TLC before he shows any other colors... His happy colors.
If that's all the owner cares about is "colors" maybe a cham is not the pet for him/her.
Shoving a threatening thing in it's face is not going to make him like you or show bright colors. He will just be pissed at you.
djfishygillz
Avid Member
I could understand one second to get him to show some colors, but 3 minutes is a little long. He looks very pretty, I would let him show you his colors on his own time. Not forced with stress.
Best of luck!
Best of luck!
xraygirl
Established Member
I couldn't even watch past 30 seconds. WHY would you deliberately torture any animal?! That is in the minds of sick people... I hope that you stop doing that immediately before he suffers from that stress!
Sickening!!!!!
ChamMan7
Established Member
Well thats weird and gross. Also, I am sure this guy gets the point now.
Maybe we can actually answer his question.
Depending on how old he is, he may develop more color. Locale has a large part to play in how long it takes to fully develop color variation and so forth. For example, sambavas take quite a bit longer to color up completely compared to say, ambilobes. Falys tend to be the same way in my experience.
Also, just in case, what you are doing in the video can be very stressful to the animal. This guy will show his colors when he is relaxed, and not being messed with. Take it easy with him and he will show you what hes got.
Thanks for the reply I deleted the link and I never intended to torture or tease him, it was a few days before Halloween and I never seen him act like that so my kids filmed it and put it on youtube but the reactions here say it was all bad. Anyways he and my Veiled get treated great and have wonderful separate setups and again im sorry to all who took offense to the video and Tie Dye is Doing great
ridgebax1
Avid Member
I agree. It is time to put this to rest. The OP apologized and removed the link from here and hopefully YouTube. I am sure we have all done things that when we look back upon them wonder what we were thinking. I know I am not a perfect parent nor a perfect pet owner but I try to do my best and learn from my mistakes. I would hate this person to leave the forum and lose the opportunity to learn a great deal about his pet. I have been a member of other forums and one thing that impressed me about here is the willingness to share knowledge and information without personal attacks or judgements. I think the OP has come to realize the error and move on as should we all.
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