Ignore those previous photos of this guy... He just shed. And... I'm Awestruck.



Notice how thick that that shedded skin on his foot is... like a kid without having a bath in 2 weeks.
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CANADIAN CHAMELEONS
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Ignore those previous photos of this guy... He just shed. And... I'm Awestruck.



Notice how thick that that shedded skin on his foot is... like a kid without having a bath in 2 weeks.
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CANADIAN CHAMELEONS
Will just a question. I have a jackson bout6-8 inches. I read that when showering the water should be hitting a side wall and deflected onto the plant. Is that not so, preference or your guy likes it right on him?
he looks super
I reflect it aswell... check the photos again. Its bouncing off the bar that the plant is hanging from.
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CANADIAN CHAMELEONS
That Badf Boy SIZZLESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS 
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PHEve / Eve
does not go there, LOL some may use it, in their descriptions LOL but it was a typo, hehehehhehee
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PHEve / Eve
Lol... I was astounded that you were running off your mouth with Foul language Eve!
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CANADIAN CHAMELEONS
a colorful mouth is quite appropriate for this particular forum , hehehehhee LOTSA COLOR thats for sure!
Will your a wise-guy
LOL
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PHEve / Eve
Think I got it now. I see its aimed at the corner. Guess it was how I was looking at it.
Thanks for the help
Yep, it looks like I freeze framed the water falling, as if it had only JUST started to spray when I took the photo.
HOWEVER, for the larger chameleons, I often to angle it in a way that some of the water hits the wall, and some of the water, falls directly on the branches. But I make sure that there are areas where no water falls. The larger chameleons, especially the WC ones, don't ming the harder water drops hitting them.
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CANADIAN CHAMELEONS
Thanks for the Info. Doing a shower this weekend. For the cham that is. I take one everyday. All 2000parts
Haha, I should hope so. Don't be afraid to leave them in the shower for a long time. In the wild they could last for hours and hours, probably days and days.
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CANADIAN CHAMELEONS
there simply is not another family of animals as amazing as these guys. The color change ability as well as the color intensity is just awe-inspiring! Lovely!
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That is an AMAZING panther! Did you whip out the acrylic paints last night?
It's hard to beleive that an animal can have such brilliant colors. Keep posting pictures!
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Haha... your right. Does look like fresh paint.
Ill get him outside to see him fire up with his new colours.
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No WONDER you wanted to wait for him to shed! He's a little too bright to be named Ductape, so find a new name- and fast. LOL 
Michele
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