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RE: Wrong ID in book

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Posted by: damnitbonnie at Thu Aug 17 06:59:55 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by damnitbonnie ]  
   

Opps to me. I've never seen a crucegia but I do see the black on it's neck now. I always thought they would look more like lepodigasters than capras.
I have the book by Manthey- Agamid Lizards. Also Amphibians and Reptiles of Peninsular Malaysia and Thailand. So many beautiful animals.
Your animals are stunning. I didn't know the Chamaeleontinus could be that colorful. What a difference a change of country can make. (I assume that's the reason for the different colors.)
Good luck on aquiring the other dragon. Should make good breeding stock for color variation.

   

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