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Goose
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Stunning pics Rick, think that some of pics of the females are my favourites. The shape and texture of chams close up is unreal. You really are wetting my chameleon appetite! I really really (keep repeating to myself) dont have the space at the moment, but hopefully will be stopping renting and getting onto the property ladder this year so space houldnt be a problem then! You will be the first man i call when Ive got vivs that need filling! Your rep room is something else, will have to attempt something along those lines methinks.
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kroakykaren
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Rick, Your The Man!!!!! stunning chams they do you proud pet, where are the baby picasso's you have left them out, i would love to see my baby  any way thankyou so much for sharing those fantasic Chameleons with us
Love Karen
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| Goose wrote: | | Stunning pics Rick, think that some of pics of the females are my favourites. The shape and texture of chams close up is unreal. You really are wetting my chameleon appetite! I really really (keep repeating to myself) dont have the space at the moment, but hopefully will be stopping renting and getting onto the property ladder this year so space houldnt be a problem then! You will be the first man i call when Ive got vivs that need filling! Your rep room is something else, will have to attempt something along those lines methinks. |
All takes time mate, but well worth the effort in the end. Thanks for the compliments much appreciated. Yes female chams are just as stunning in their own right as are the males, and your right close up pics of chams just show how amazing they truly are.
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Rickeezee
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| Posted: Sun Jan 14, 2007 9:32 pm Post subject: |
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| kroakykaren wrote: | Rick, Your The Man!!!!! stunning chams they do you proud pet, where are the baby picasso's you have left them out, i would love to see my baby any way thankyou so much for sharing those fantasic Chameleons with us
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I did not take pics of all the babies just a couple. Did not want to go into pic overload  Will do pics of the rest of the various babies durring the week.
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Budsteam
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If it's the same cham in Cham5, 0126 and 0127 then that little fella/lady is up for a modelling career
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Rickeezee
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| Budsteam wrote: | If it's the same cham in Cham5, 0126 and 0127 then that little fella/lady is up for a modelling career
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Cheers matey, yes same cham, female Ambanja. With attitude!
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| wow rick what stunning chams you have and cool pics the baby mellors are still my favourite. |
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Rickeezee
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| shelby wrote: | | wow rick what stunning chams you have and cool pics the baby mellors are still my favourite. |
Thank you, yes the mellors are special for many reasons. Fascinating observing a group of baby ones. Boy do they eat! I am getting through a tub of 500 small crix per day! I now only have a third left of the original clutch (75 hatched out). I am plotting on where I can house a group of them for the long term, my office seems like a plan!
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never seen a nosy be like that before man looks cool  2 tone! |
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I have some pure blue NB's, red spotting and blue NB'S and blue turquoise and a sort of aqua thing going on NB's I have some Diego Suarez that are coming along nicely and some St. Marie / Bora that are just starting to colour up, not seen adults of these in the flesh before so am looking forward to seeing how they develop.
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