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CB Screamer produced here in 04. Pretty little guy.

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Farrah & Vincent
Email: Screameleons@yahoo.com
Phone: (571) 437-0642
Website: http://www.Screameleons.com
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OK, I think you are making them out of Play-Doh and then painting them the brightest colors you can find! LOL!!! Unreal!
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0.1 veiled - Luna
0.2 felines - Kyndra and Líta
1.0 African Clawed Frog - Skipper
0.5 Mad. Hissers
0.1 Chilean Rose Hair Tarantula (no name yet)
0.1 Goliath Bird-Eater Tarantula - Natasha

That is gorgeous! I saw your table at the Hamburg show Saturday and all I can say is that your animals are even more impressive in person than in pictures. Huge and full of color.
Kevin

Hey Kevin, Why did'nt you introduce yourself!!!!! Its always nice putting a face to the name. Maybe next time.
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Farrah & Vincent
Email: Screameleons@yahoo.com
Phone: (571) 437-0642
Website: http://www.Screameleons.com
Chameleon Info & Sale

Farrah and Vincent,
I will introduce myself next time There were others that needed help with some questions about the baby pardalis and I wanted them to get your attention. Next time I'll be sure to say hi though.
Kevin

im with lele, those cant be real. true jaw dropper.

-jon
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1.1 veiled chameleons
0.0.1 normal cornsnake
2.2 leopard geckos

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you guys are my heroes, nuff said
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2.1 Pogona vitticeps "Duke" "Glomp" "Pussy"
1.0.0 Cockatiels "Sunshine"
1.0.0 Bourkes Parakeet "Kerpal"
0.1.0 Eublepharis macularius "Claire"
1.0 Chameleo calyptratus "Bruno" (eggs due to hatch any day now)
0.1 Python reticulatus
0.1 Python molurus bivvitatus
2.0 Canis domesticus
A bunch of chickens
Misc. Saltwater Fish

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Now, one "issue" I have with panthers is that they usually have to be upset to be showing their best. The one pardalis we owned was an ambanje that started out green/blue, then had red bars on a blue background, then as solid red - we actually never saw him fired up.
He was nice all the time as it was.

Same with my veiled. I waited a logn time before I bought another veiled, because mine always showed their nicest colors. The one I have now is the same. In fact, his display colors are not as nice as his normal colors. HE gets more orange and black, while nice and unique, his normal colors are more pleasent, and more impressive.

Nearly all pardalis are shown fired up. In fact, most seem pretty bland when not displaying, or coming down from a display. Just tell me that those are his rest colors, and I just might purchase a pardalis from you within the next year...

Panthers do show more intensity when fired up, but they also show pretty colors when at rest. Adults rarely show bland colors at rest (based on our experience observing our animals).

If you ever get a chance to visit us at a reptile show, check out our display animals. All of them are at rest and show vibrant coloration.

When you start shopping around for a panther chameleon, do as much research as you can about the animals pedigree. Find out who the sire was, and check out the siblings or parents on the mothers side. If your research brings back a list of screamers, you'll improve your chances of getting a quality animal.

Below is a photo of an adult panther chameleon at rest. If you check out his profile on our website, you'll see him fired up in bright yellow and reds. Even at rest he is a decent looking chameleon.

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Farrah & Vincent
Email: Screameleons@yahoo.com
Phone: (571) 437-0642
Website: http://www.Screameleons.com
Chameleon Info & Sale

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