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Its been some time since we have posted a new cham photo on here. So I will start it off with a splash. Hope all will follow, always nice to see cham photos!!!

Just one of our 4 month old males in the above photo.
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John W. Lucas
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Well, I haven't posted pics in a long time so here are a few.

Male Calumma p. parsonii in relaxed coloration:

Female Calumma p. parsonii in relaxed coloration:

Male Calumma p. parsonii display:

Female Calumma p. parsonii not impressed and defending her enclosure from the male:

Male Calumma p. parsonii defending his enclosure from the female:

Photo to show their size (no, they didn't like being taken out for the photo):

Angry male Chamaeleo (Trioceros) wiedersheimi perreti:

Courting male Chamaeleo (Trioceros) w. wiedersheimi:

Female Chamaeleo (Trioceros) montium starting to respond to the male:

Well, thats enough for now. I'll see about uploading more pics of more of my collection later.

Enjoy,

Chris
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Chris Anderson
parsonii_hoehnelii@hotmail.com
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Chris... awesome man. Trust the expert and writer of the best online zine to have the sweetest rare chameleons.

I commend you for all the work on the online magazine.

Hey Chris,

Missed you at last weeks show. Any luck pairing these two up? I need to take some new pics of my guys. Keep us posted on your breeding projects.

Take care.

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Farrah & Vincent
Email: sales@screameleons.com
Phone: (571) 437-0642
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These are some new pics of some of my chameleons. I haven't been too active online, since I have a new baby girl.

The first pic is my C.B. Melleri, Ardi, a few months ago. The other pics are new. The little male deremensis just got a nasty abcess on his throat lanced, and is recovering very well - the picture was taken the day after the "procedure"(the non-operated side is showing, of course). The last picture is of my female deremensis in their cage. I housed them temporarily in one of my 2x2x3 cages. They seemed to get along well, spending much time next to each other, so I left them together.

animals, just razzle - dazzled me right off my chair

Love that big lime green guy, how are you making out with the mullers? Are they nice, as far as handling? VERY COOL looking indeed.

Your other chameleon, the D(cant' spell that without looking ) is a pleasure to gaze upon WOW, that pic is a keeper, such clarity, magazine quality!

NICE JOB !
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PHEve / Eve

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Thanks - occationally I get a few good pics up close, when the
lighting is right,and the flash doesn't wash them out to much. Digital
cameras enable people like me to come up with a few really nice
pictures every once in a while. I just have to delete 2 washed out or
out of focus pics for every good one.

I only have one melleri - he's going great. He's about 9 months old,
think. Go thim from Kristina Francis, owner of the melleri discovery
website(www.melleridiscovery.com). She's hatched out a bunch of
them and has a ton of info about them. He's not too friendly now, to
me anyway. He's not bad, he just doens't like it when I position him
for a picture - hates cameras like you wouldn't believe. Interestingly
enough, the shots of him showin ghis teeth, and him relaxed were
right after one another. I showed him his reflection in a mirror, and
he calmed down, and relaxed within seconds of seeing his reflection,
despite the fact that the camera (and myself) were right in his face!
They do well in groups, and seem to thrive when at least in visual
contact with another of their kind. We're still learning.

The other two are Deremensis, Usambara giant three-horned
chameleons. One female and one small male. Nice, calm animals in
general - though I believe Carlton had a rare evil one. All of mine
have been very friendly, not just calm. Very personable, and would
often come to the front of the cage when I was in the room. Very
hard to find in well planted cages, despite them being the largest
horned species (aside from melleri). Only time they ever got nasty
was when one male was in breeding mode - red lips and very
active. Stabbed me with his horns and broke my skin.

They're the best chameleon to photograph I think. Males have three
big horns, and both sexes have a high dorsal crest. Most
importantly, I can get close enough with a camera on macro and still
capture them in a relaxed state. You just cannot get a calyptratus
closeup without the thing gaped, puffed and excited... I can't do it
with my veiled - he shoots his tongue at the lens or my fingernails
when I get within 20" of him. Taking closeups of him is requires a
"hit and run" tactic...

I was entertained to the point of MOUTH-DROP LOL

They have such incredibly nice colors and looked so very FINE, awesome pics!
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PHEve / Eve

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Here is a nice pic we took recently.

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Farrah & Vincent
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Phone: (571) 437-0642
Website: http://www.screameleons.com
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OMG!!! I LOOOOVE this cham. Looks absolutely gorgeous! Seeing as blue is my fave color. That is one magnificent looking cham.
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www.geocities.com/crazy_queen
2.1 veiled chams (Obi and Yoda, Annie)
0.1 mini-rex rabbit (Lefty)
0.3 rats (dumbo/rex- Dory, dumbo - Sneezer, standard - Polly)

Boy he POPS out at ya, hhhehehehee ! Stunning
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PHEve / Eve

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About how much does a cham like this sell for??
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www.geocities.com/crazy_queen
2.1 veiled chams (Obi and Yoda, Annie)
0.1 mini-rex rabbit (Lefty)
0.3 rats (dumbo/rex- Dory, dumbo - Sneezer, standard - Polly)

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PHEve / Eve

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Sweet colors