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StoneSour
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 Meet Neo

This is my Veiled Chameleon Neo, he is 4 years old now.











05/20/08  08:37pm

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Julirs
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   Message To: StoneSour   In reference to Message Id: 1741727


 Meet Neo

That is a gorgeous cham!
05/20/08  11:28pm

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LunaC
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   Message To: StoneSour   In reference to Message Id: 1741727


 Meet Neo

Very very nice! A real looker, that one!
05/21/08  12:44am

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Ed the Head
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   Message To: LunaC   In reference to Message Id: 1741978


 Meet Neo

WOW! How long have you had him ??
05/21/08  10:50am

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StoneSour
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   Message To: Ed the Head   In reference to Message Id: 1742197


 Meet Neo

Thanks everyone I have had him the whole 4 years basically. I got him when he was less than a month old. Yes I know I got him at to young of an age. I try my best to spoil him too, he is my pampered little baby hehe.



05/21/08  11:09am

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Seiryu
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   Message To: StoneSour   In reference to Message Id: 1742208


 Meet Neo

Hey stonesour. Just curious about your veiled, looks amazing! Can all veiled have that bright of a yellow in them or is he maybe some sort of morph? Never seen one like it. Any info would be appreciated :)
05/24/08  09:54pm

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   Message To: Seiryu   In reference to Message Id: 1745417


 Meet Neo

all veiled chameleons are the same , there is no morphs in chameleons just good blood linages witch means good genes, so yes any ordinary veiled can have these bright colours just a female and male of great colourations and size will most likly determine good looking babies but it doesnt happen all the time they can through some not so well and light coloured babies so its all on the genes of these magnifcent animals
06/16/08  03:05pm

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   Message To: Boothy   In reference to Message Id: 1762788


 Meet Neo

You are right about it being in the genes, but from my understanding they actually are a morph type of veiled. My Chameleon is a Sunburst Veiled Chameleon. These are the ones that produce those awesome colors. There are Yellow Sunburst, Orange Sunburst, and even a mixture of Yellow-Orange Sunburst. There may even be more types, but those are the ones I am familar with since I own one :)
07/06/08  11:06pm

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   Message To: Cammo08   In reference to Message Id: 1785218


 Meet Neo

I would have to say no, "sunburst" is just a way to sell veileds at higher prices, call it a scam if you will. Show me any scientific proof that this is genetically attributed and I’ll take it back.

In my experience there is a lot of non-genetic factors involved. Take two siblings and give one poor feeders and keep in indoors, while the other get to be out in the sun as often as the weather will let it and feed him well gut-loaded high quality feeders. There will be a difference between the two...
07/07/08  09:39am


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