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A couple of weeks ago we found a female jackson chameleon in our yard. She's still hanging out on the tree by our gate, we see her every once in a while.
A little while ago we heard Nala barking. Now Nala hasn't barked in 6 months, there is just nothing that is worth her getting all excited over. So we heard her barking and went running thinking something was wrong. Turns out there was an intruder in her bed. This was walking across her bed:
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This is a male jackson chameleon, you can tell by the horns, and apparently he was under our shed because he's all dusty and has cobwebs on him. We took him and put him on the tree the female lives in. Who knows, we may end up having babies. Since these guys sell for a couple of hundred a piece, maybe that will be my new job :)
A little while ago we heard Nala barking. Now Nala hasn't barked in 6 months, there is just nothing that is worth her getting all excited over. So we heard her barking and went running thinking something was wrong. Turns out there was an intruder in her bed. This was walking across her bed:
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This is a male jackson chameleon, you can tell by the horns, and apparently he was under our shed because he's all dusty and has cobwebs on him. We took him and put him on the tree the female lives in. Who knows, we may end up having babies. Since these guys sell for a couple of hundred a piece, maybe that will be my new job :)
You've started a chameleon dating service. -grin-
Ooo he is a cutie for sure! Too funny Nala thought he was event enough to bark at in her bed! :)
Omigoodness! I'm not sure how I'd react to something like that!