Narf!!!

[Patrick Long]

[python.princess]

Sweet cham! But... narf? Sup with that? His name or something? I opened the thread expecting to see mice trying to take over the world...

[Patrick Long]

Sweet cham! But... narf? Sup with that? His name or something? I opened the thread expecting to see mice trying to take over the world...

Hahaha i just thought it was funny.

[python.princess]

Haha! Well, it IS a good pic! He looks kind of exasparated!

[Patrick Long]

Yeah the Fishers are def a cool chameleon, almost as cool as Mellers chameleon

[TooManyToys]

Yeah the Fishers are def a cool chameleon, almost as cool as Mellers chameleon

Almost as cool. Mellers have awesome size and more personality IMO.

[Patrick Long]

Almost as cool. Mellers have awesome size and more personality IMO.

Yeah I actually didnt know that they got that big, then I saw an adult at my friends house

[TooManyToys]

Yeah, they get huge.

[SoCaliSon]

"The same thing we do every night Pinky..."

Nice Fischers Man! I didn't know you kept Chams as well...very nice. Mellerii are amazing Chams. Mellers do get HUGE and are actually considered the 3rd largest Chameleon Species in the world, next Furcifer Oustaletti (considered the "longest") and Calumma Parsonii Parsonii(the title holder and all around largest, IMO the most freaking awesome chameleon you could ever own) Unfortunately Parsons Chameleons were banned for export from Madagascar after 1994, and very few people were able to get them to breed in captivity. Now a days if you buy one, You are most likely buying an animal that was illegally exported at some point, or is directly decended from an illegal export. Occasionally they pop up for sale in the States and are normally like $2000 for a baby... Here is a pic..Not Mine... But in case anyone has never seen a Parsons...They are breathtaking...And to see one in person is even better as you can get an idea of the size. I acquired this image from Google images and it Is not mine, I am using it as an example.

[blackcrystal22]

Very cool! Can't they be difficult to care for? I donno where I heard that.. but I heard they often don't do well in captivity?