Theodore, a Picasso/Ambilobe

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Description: This is Theodore, a son of Mr. Picasso and a WC Picasso female from Legendcham. I am uncertain whether he will grow to be blue bar or red bar. When calm he shows blue bars, but when fired up his bars are a solid orange-red.

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Theodore, a Picasso/Ambilobe

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User:	mphelps (see all of mphelps's photos)
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Date:	10/13/04
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Legendcham Registered: 08/2003 Location: TX Photos Uplaoded: 99 Comments Left: 0	Mike, Theodore is looking good. I like the intense red/orange in him. He will probably develop more of the cobalt blue coloration in his bars as he ages. His dad had the cobalt blue bars, and the female threw babies with both red and blue bars. Although most have developed the blue bars. It will be interesting to see how he develops. Looks like you are doing a great job with both males, they look very healthy!	Rating: 5/5
10-13-2004 03:35PM
75stroppe Registered: 10/2004 Location: chicago, IL Photos Uplaoded: 8 Comments Left: 0	Hi great looking cham I see you house them in bird cages. How has that worked out and what size cage do you use? Do you have any pics of your cage. Thanks	Rating: 5/5
11-01-2004 08:35PM
mphelps Registered: 03/2004 Location: southern California Photos Uplaoded: 57 Comments Left: 0	It's not a bird cage. I make cages from wire shelving (the type that is sometimes called "linen shelving"). This is wire shelving that is covering with a white laminate. The chameleons can climb on it without injuring their toes, it is water-proof and easily cleaned, it is very sturdy, and it is white, as opposed to the black of most cham cages. At Home Depot, you can buy 6' sheets of 20" wire shelving. I use bolt cutters to cut one sheet into 20" x 20" squares for top and bottom, and I use electrical ties to tie the pieces together. I will try to take a picture of the cages and post it. I have really enjoyed cages made from this material. Mike
11-01-2004 10:13PM
pmancari Registered: 05/2005 Photos Uplaoded: 8 Comments Left: 0	GREAT CHAMELEON!!!!! Also what kind of plants do you use for your sabvanna	Rating: 5/5
05-16-2005 12:35AM