We pride ourselves on individually-raising Ambilobe Panther Chameleons
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30 beautiful, young CH Ambilobe settled in nicely, eating and drinking. Can’t wait to prove these guys out. Planning to sample 3 sheds from each clutch for genetic testing because it should be ready by the time they are! 👏
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Today’s variety gut load ingredient - fresh Calendula flowers ❤️. They contain Lutein, beta carotene and vitamin C - flavonoids, carotenoids, fatty acids and oxygenated oils. Really good supplemental ingredients in a well balanced diet for your feeders!
This time of year, we can harvest this many flowers every 3-4 days in a 4’x4’ plot in our garden.
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Reading through The Panther Chameleon: Color Variation, Natural History, Conservation and Captive Management by Ferguson et al. 2004
Page 52 has a graphic of a hybrid cross between Nosy Be and an east coast female which could pass for Ambilobe in the cb population of the USA. The enhanced blues and degraded body, especially the weird grainy reds between the blue bars along the base of its tail are dead giveaways of Nosy Be crosses. Ambilobe should have a mix of red and blue in their bars which smoothly transitions to more red at the base of the tail.
It was also good to see Mr. Ferguson observing the same risk we have seen in the breeding community where crosses tend to have reduced libido and fertility. We care about this because it helps inform the proper captive management of Furcifer pardalis. Happy Father’s Day! My wife’s gift is to provide cover for me to read ❤️
Reading through The Panther Chameleon: Color Variation, Natural History, Conservation and Captive Management by Ferguson et al. 2004
Page 52 has a graphic of a hybrid cross between Nosy Be and an east coast female which could pass for Ambilobe in the cb population of the USA. The enhanced blues and degraded body, especially the weird grainy reds between the blue bars along the base of its tail are dead giveaways of Nosy Be crosses. Ambilobe should have a mix of red and blue in their bars which smoothly transitions to more red at the base of the tail.
It was also good to see Mr. Ferguson observing the same risk we have seen in the breeding community where crosses tend to have reduced libido and fertility. We care about this because it helps inform the proper captive management of Furcifer pardalis. Happy Father’s Day! My wife’s gift is to provide cover for me to read ❤️
Beautiful F1 Ambilobe from WC Bibi x Papafee x Coco! He is a classic phenotype with lots of primary coloring and clean bars. Check out his listing for his 3 month and 5 month old pics. He has developed into a gorgeous specimen. 👏
https://ipardalis.com/panther-chameleons-for-sale/bibi/pepita/2023-09-21/m5/
Introducing Shan Hu - our HB from Kiborin x Maize. Phenomenal result of a collab with Mr. Brian Stewart. I was using him as bait to get the other boys looking their best yesterday and he just climbed through the grape vines doing his worst. He is a vibrant yellow bodied Ambilobe with mixed bars - predominantly blue but definitely some molten reds in there. I tried to get pictures in the sun, shade and indoors for a good representation of his spectrum of color potential.
Enjoy!
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Finally got our F1 HB from WC Dia x Vaosary (Papafee x Lokana) to fire up for us! He has great primary coloring - a bit orangish because of his deep red undertones and layering of yellow on red. If he's anything like his dam sire, Papafee, that should clean up by the time he is 18 months old or so. Regardless, we couldn't ask for more from an F1. Going to need to find a name for this guy - he is a beast!
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First person to guess which listing is this guy’s - wins a prize 🏆. Go!
Gotta keep you guys busy while I work on this website update…
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If you are a breeder or content creator who specializes in Furcifer pardalis, feel free to link to our FAQ on eggs on forums, social media or your website. This will help get the word out and create a strong network of reputable sources for these wonderful animals. Hope you’re enjoying the weekend!
https://ipardalis.com/blog/2024/05/17/panther-chameleon-eggs-for-sale/
WC Bibi @ 2 years in captivity. He was collected in Ambilobe Madagascar in 2022 and imported by One World Exotica USA. Phenomenal size, color and personality. He is smart and has a unique, side-to-side, head bob. Some of his sons are getting large enough to court the ladies, so we’ll see if that is a heritable trait from his line 😂
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Two different YBBB Ambilobe in their resting colors.
20 year old publication still has some gems in it - “The Panther Chameleon: Color Variation, Natural History, Conservation and Captive Management”, Ferguson et al. 2004
Thank you so much Jim!! Looks 🔥 on WC Taiyang’s enclosure 👏
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Our F1 Ambilobe from WC Bibi x Pepita under a bunch of different lighting today :)
https://ipardalis.com/panther-chameleons-for-sale/bibi/pepita/2023-09-21/m6/
A little back and forth between Ghost and his nephew, Sideshow (arriving from Long Shot Chameleons this week). Sideshow pics credit
This line of Ambilobe has some of my favorites from Bobby Ruddock, Jim Rykbost, and Brian Stewart to Bryan Long and myself. Can’t wait to see what the years to come bring us from them!
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After almost 10 years of individually raising Panther Chameleons, we have never once told you what you should and shouldn’t support. We have always believed it is a superior method and a superior quality animal. You will choose an individually-raised Panther Chameleon simply because it is better for you - while knowing it is also better for our chams. A nice win-win!
Why do you think some, unlike us, tell you not to get a group raised animal? But to get their “individually raised” ones?
Pic of baby Anna for attention
Ghost update before he goes outside for the season - love his consistency as an adult ❤️
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Two amazing clutches of Ambilobe Panther Chameleons for our ybbb & rbbb fans just hatched!
Our reservation program is a great opportunity to lock in an individually-raised juvenile that’ll be ready in the late summer, early fall. That gives you plenty of time to work on your enclosure, do your research and spread out the cost a bit. We’re here to support you every step of the way!
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Gorgeous F1 Ambilobe Panther Chameleon from WC Bibi x Pepita. He looks a lot like his dad, WC Bibi. :)
https://ipardalis.com/panther-chameleons-for-sale/bibi/pepita/2023-09-21/m5/
Smiles, Papamavo and Dehibe - three of our current YBBB Ambilobe Panther Chameleon breeders :)
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The most prominent trait from WC Bibi, by far, is his rostral appendage. Look at how big this little F1 Ambilobe Panther Chameleon's schnoz is!! As you can see, it wasn't obvious a few months ago (2nd and 5th pics), but now, look at that thing hahaha. You can just scan the pics on our website and immediately pick out his brothers just because of their noses.
This is a great example of what happens when you add new, unique, genes in. Lot's of fun!
Another male Panther Chameleon whose yellows are coming in nicely - this guy is from Jimanga x Bumble Bee!
https://ipardalis.com/panther-chameleons-for-sale/jimanga/bumblebee/2023-10-22/m1/
Many people would classify this Ghost x Tsara Ambilobe Panther Chameleon as a "yellow body blue bar" (YBBB); however, given the amount of red in his bars and between his yellow scales on the dermal layer of his body, we call this phenotype "rainbow" Ambilobe. He has great yellows and predominantly blue bars, but there's a lot going on here besides ;)
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Here are some pictures in reverse chronological order of our juvenile Panther Chameleon from Ghost x Jiolahy. He is a nice classic YBBB and it has been fun to watch him get more vibrant with each shed!
https://ipardalis.com/panther-chameleons-for-sale/ghost/jiolahy/2023-10-05/m1/
This guy has it all from white highlights on his dorsal crest and head to his blue bars with a white fade. His sire is Ghost, so he wants to be yellow, but holy cow, Jiolahy has some crazy genes. (sad face) But what is a miss for my YBBB Ambilobe Panther Chameleon project is still a really unique Rainbow Panther Chameleon. This is an incredibly unique animal!
https://ipardalis.com/panther-chameleons-for-sale/ghost/jiolahy/2023-10-05/m2/
First two youngsters from our WC Tratra x Parasi (F1 Manjaka x Jack x Sparkles). These guys are just barely 3 months old and showing a little bit of green and blue! Tons of fresh genetics in this combination of Ambilobe Panther Chameleons :)
https://ipardalis.com/juvenile-ambilobe-panther-chameleons-for-sale/
Just finished a large update (https://ipardalis.com/ybbb-ambilobe-panther-chameleons-for-sale/)!
A few of these rainbow and yellow body blue bar Ambilobe Panther Chameleons are truly exceptional - check them out and let me know if you have any questions!
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Cropping these beauties for the website. Stay tuned!
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Ghost - our 4th gen panther chameleon breeder hanging out next to his feeder run.iPardalis.com
Whenever I tried to introduce these two, our girl from Jackson would posture in defense. Then I figured out the key to her heart = food
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A close friend is leaving town and re-homed Natsu with us this weekend. Look at that yellow!! He’s from our 2019 Jude x Kako group.
This guy is looking to fly ✈️ - M5 from Nugget x Loko, hatched 10/15/21.
I’d say this little guy is a solid breeding prospect 😆
Manjaka (F1) x Jack/Amarillo
Our newest rack of baby cages are in the books. Thank you again Dragon Strand for raising the bar on chameleon breeding and husbandry! 👏 👏 👏 #ipardalis #dragonstrand #furciferpardalis #ambilobepantherchameleon #furciferminor
This is a small project devoted to Ambilobe Panther Chameleons. It started with Flash (pictured) in our first generation, and has grown to include Flash’s children and grand children. The goal is to produce some of the industry’s best yellow body blue bar (YBBB) Ambilobes. They are individually raised and monitored to ensure they are well started. This is a personal passion of mine - I am happy to help others get involved with the hobby!
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