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I thought I would share some recent pics of some of my chameleons. We all enjoy other pics of animals on the chameleon forums I belong to so I thought some of you would enjoy these:happy:

Female thamnobates
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Male thamnobates
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My goetzei females.

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Some trying to sleep.

Female goetzei
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Female thamnobates
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Male thamnobates
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Male jacksonii jacksonii
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Gotta love the hard water. Makes the pics so much more beautiful:rolleyes:
 
Lovely chamaeleons! I know nothing about the, but they are stunning animals.

C
 
Thank you for sharing your pictures of some of the seldom seen species.
 
Oh they're lovely! Thanks for sharing. Great photos, too :)
 
They are beautiful!
 
Thanks guys!! I really like the underrated species for many different reasons. The common kept chams just do not appeal to me:cool:
 
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