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LOL, I really love the colors and the attitude.....
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1.0 '10 piebald, 0.1 '10 het piebald, 01 '07 het. Piebald
0.1 '10 lesser, 0.1 '10 albino, 1.0 '11 Black Pastel het. Albino, 0.1 '11 het. Albino, 0.1 '08 het. Albino, 0.1 '10 het. Albino
0.1 '09 woma, 1.0 '10 Pewter, 0.1 '11 Lesser Bee
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1.1 '10 yellowbelly, 0.2 '10 normal
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Re: The next step for chameleon keepers - Gonocephalus chamaeleontinus
I don't know whether to  or to  !!
What an astonishing looking creature! Looks like a chimera of at least four or five different reptile species! Craaaazy!
Achmed would be a perfect name for him, too! LOVE that face!!!
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Wow, that's one cool little critter! Love his face!
Ball python - male Butter - Hazel (Dec. 2011)
also
Leopard gecko - female wild-type - Azizi (Oct. 2003)
American green tree frogs - one male, one not sure. (2013)
House cats
- female classic tabby tortie - Murfy (2009)
- female mackerel tabby - Grimawkin (b. Oct. 2004)
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I've seen these at shows! They look so unreal!!! Incredible in person. I would love one, but I definitely want to do a bit more research into their care first.
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Re: The next step for chameleon keepers - Gonocephalus chamaeleontinus
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Re: The next step for chameleon keepers - Gonocephalus chamaeleontinus
I love this hobby, another animal I have never seen. Awesome!
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^^^^ This 
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Re: The next step for chameleon keepers - Gonocephalus chamaeleontinus
How convenient to revive this thread, at a time where I am looking into seriously acquiring one of these fellows 
They aren't for the novice herpkeeper though, I can tell you that much. I don't know about anybody else but here on the East Coast finding one for sale requires some serious power-Googling skills.
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