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cosmo
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 Posted: Thu May 03, 2007 4:49 pm Post subject: Introducing Binx and Faux |
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Thought i wood take a couple of snaps as i was feeding. Only just arrived on wednesday morning but i couldn't resist. Cheers Rick
Picks are viv, then Faux, then Binx - i hope!! |
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T.Exeter
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lol93
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| Posted: Thu May 03, 2007 5:47 pm Post subject: |
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Cool chams and great looking setup!
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kroakykaren
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Simply the best  I love these chams my Mr Brooks is just the best, i hope you get as much enjoyment out of them as i do from Mr B, they have so much personality
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cosmo
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| Posted: Thu May 03, 2007 8:13 pm Post subject: |
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Cheers everybody,
Absolutely loving keeping these guys, as said they have so much character, personality, as well as, a very good appetite lol |
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redbelly
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| They are great african chams there gonna get big!! hope you do well with them im sure you will |
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Rickeezee
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Glad your happy with them Mark. Must admit I was extremely sad to see them go, had got very attached to them but one can only keep so many melleri! But glad they have gone to a good home.
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mcfluffin
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| I love those little Mellors! I think the colour they have at a young age is unmatched by any other juveniles I've seen! |
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cosmo
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Well thanks for giving them up Rick,
Theres just something so intriguing about these guys i can't put my finger on!!! |
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Rickeezee
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Your 100% spot on Mark they are so captivating. Captive Bred mellors are the way forward, if enough from various bloodlines can be produced to keep the gene pool clean. It is just quite unusual to see baby mellors about. As I said to you I was extremely sad to see the last pair go, but am glad they have gone to a good home. I can honestly say out of all the baby chameleons I have raised these have been the most endearing thus far.
Granted imported Melleri are widely available on and off throughout the year but not quite the same thing as UK born and bred Melleri!
I have kept back a trio for myself, was going to keep back more originally but room is the issue. It will be great to see how the CB Melleri develop.
Wishing you all the best with them, keep us updated with progress pics please.
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