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I was goofing off with my camera today and since the living room was actually clean I figured I'd take some photos of my cages. The ugly little rack I have posted will eventually have 10 cages for my females but the cages wont be here for about 3 weeks so I'm using my old ugly cages. Right now the cages on the rack just contain babies and some juveniles. I'll post new pics when I get the new cages. Just thought I'd throw some reef tank pics in case someone would like to see. If anyone has any suggestions I'd like to hear them, especially if it concerns how to squeeze more cages into my living room

heres a picture of the soon to be completed chameleon rack

and the picture of my 150 gallon reef tank. If you want to see some of the fish pictures I have posted they are in the salt water gallery.

bonnielorraine1-

I posted a few photos of one of my many reef tanks in the photo gallery! The photo quality is poor because the photos are scans, I am so pissed I lots my CD full of all the photos I had. I have a few more of a true black jack percula in a purple based magnificent anemone, fire shrimp cleaning a hawkfish, and some lyretail anthias. The photo I have posted in the gallery is the photo below! You sure have a house full!

Hey John,
feel like giving me a photo lesson on how to take good pictures of a tank? I can't get my camera to take a clear pic, they come out fuzzy or the flash reflects off the glass. I have a canon s50 5.0 megapixels but I cant get it to do much Your tank looks awesome by the way. I can't wait till I finish mine!!!

Hi-

I can give you a few pointers on taking pics. I don't have a fancy camera, mine is a combo of a digital camera and mini DV camcorder. Also if you want some advise on your tank setup, email me, I see a few things in the photo that should be pointed out to you! This is off topic that is why the email will work best.
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John W. Lucas

CHAMELEON PARADISE

CHAMELEONS ONLINE E-ZINE AUTHOR

Feeding Baby Chameleons
Caging Baby Chameleons

F. pardalis

Ambilobe Locale
Nosy Be Locale
Sambava Locale

Rhampholeon uluguruensis

Eggs Incubating-

F. pardalis - Ambilobe Locale

got SILKWORMS!

Photo © Chameleon Paradise 2003

man you do have a houseful don't you!

dennis

...of your "old ugly cages"????

lele

p.s. NICE setup! do you breed or just keep?

>>I was goofing off with my camera today and since the living room was actually clean I figured I'd take some photos of my cages. The ugly little rack I have posted will eventually have 10 cages for my females but the cages wont be here for about 3 weeks so I'm using my old ugly cages. Right now the cages on the rack just contain babies and some juveniles. I'll post new pics when I get the new cages. Just thought I'd throw some reef tank pics in case someone would like to see. If anyone has any suggestions I'd like to hear them, especially if it concerns how to squeeze more cages into my living room
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Thanks lele
I'm trying to breed chameleons, right now I have some eggs incubating from the Kammers male ambanja Glorindal to a female panther sired by Spiderman but unfortunately I can't take credit for that breeding, they bred her before they sold her to me. I'll be breeding my new ambanja male and my sambava male Sammy in the next few months though. If you live in southern cali and want to buy some used cages we'll be selling a bunch in a few weeks, mostly glass but a few screen. They really arent worth shipping but if you are nearby and want some let me know