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Is it effective? Does anybody use it for their Collareds?

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0.1 Veiled Chameleon
0.1.1 Green Anoles 4 eggs
1.1 Easten Collared Lizards

Let there be Lizardz
- Scott

I like it ! Always have it on hand !
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Eve

Hello,

It works great.
It's also handy when they loose they'r appathy.
The smell and thaste make's them hungry again.
But be carefull !!
It will be toxic if you overuse it.
Normaly it will be used by new animals or if you'r sure they have parasites.
Then you use it for 5 days at once.
Prefentifly you can use it once (2 or 3 days) each 2 months.

Your young "Aquaflame" male looks verry nice.
Dit you buy it, or is it hatched by yourself?
I wished they have it here in Holland.

Below you see one of my Cr. coll. baileyï's

Greetings Peter

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Peter Bloemberg
(The Dutchman)
Dutch collaris site

Is that what he is? I love Collareds but I don't know what distinguishes the different colors. Acually I live in Oklahoma and I caught him (and his mate) myself. Thats why I need something for parasites. Theres no vet I can take them to and I plan on breeding them next year. He is awesome though. His yellow lines on his back stand out more and the blue is nice and dark. It is very good contrast. I like that one in the front of your picture too, is it a male or a female? (I only ask because Eve has at least one female with colors, so it is possible its a female.)
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0.1 Veiled Chameleon
0.1.1 Green Anoles 4 eggs
1.1 Easten Collared Lizards

Let there be Lizardz
- Scott

Your girl is super nice, shes extremely healthy, and big, she looks like she will color up.

As far as the yellow females I have about 5 pretty girls, I absolutely love them. I look hard for them, and spend extra also. I'm been lucky in the past and have found what I like!

I plan to brumate all my yellows and see what happens this spring!

Heres a pic of 3 more lovely ladies,

Chinook, Shasta, and Kewanee

www.suncharmers.com

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Eve

They looks verry nice Eve,
I hope my new females are going the same way in color.

I'm getting realy gracy when I see such beauty males as Scot have now.
On the photo you see a female of the "auriceps" variante baileyï's. In the next massage you find my male, also auriceps.
He have a lot of more blue as the female.

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Peter Bloemberg
(The Dutchman)
Dutch collaris site

on photo a male of the Cr. collaris baileyï's "auriceps"
Photographt in 2003

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Peter Bloemberg
(The Dutchman)
Dutch collaris site

The same male in 2004

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Peter Bloemberg
(The Dutchman)
Dutch collaris site

I really like your auriceps/ baileyi very nice color, Husky too!Keep the pics coming.

Heres a very colorful young male C. auriceps as we used to call them he has almost an orange head when hes heated up !

I could look at collared pics all day, they are ALL so gorgeous

Cherokee, male yellowhead

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Eve / PHEve

Hello Scott,

The colard on the last phote is a male.
The one on the phote below is a female.
On the startpage of my website you can see them both.
They are hatchlings of 2003.
This year I buyd 4 new females.
Now I have 4 males and 11 females of the baileyï's and "auriceps" variante.
I hope it wil be a good year in 2005.

Do you also have a photo of your female?
I like to know how she looks.
Most of the time it seems to be that the females of the aquaflames are not so pretty. How's yours?

I hope to find a way to transport some collards from Amerika to Holland. Maybe you like it to caught some for me?
More I hope to come by myself and find some nice collards.

Greetings Peter.

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Peter Bloemberg
(The Dutchman)
Dutch collaris site