Our Ambanja Breeders
SKYLER
Skyler, Ambanja breeder
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'Skyler is our "Dream Chameleon" and we feel so lucky to have him as a part of our True Blue Ambanja breeding project! He is our Ambanja chameleon breeder from VERY blue parents!
Note: These blue chameleons are only available in the United States today because of an amazing company called Tree Candy Chameleons. The owner is a friend of ours who has poured a great deal of time (years!!!), dedication and hard work into the "Blue Ambanja" project to bring us these absolutely gorgeous chameleons. If you see a blue or genuinely purple Ambanja chameleon for sale, it has Tree Candy blood coursing through its veins, 100%! If you are looking to add a chameleon with high blue or purple potential, we urge you to first reach out to Tree Candy Chameleons! Without them, these chameleons would not even be possible for the general public to own! Tree Candy Website: /www.treecandychameleons.com/ Tree Candy Facebook page: Tree Candy Chameleons | Facebook After contacting them, if they are out of stock, stop back here and we will then be glad to help you obtain a chameleon with blue potential through our gorgeous boy, Skyler! Skyler's Sire "Rain" & Dam's sire "Charizard" pictured below! |
The Legend "Bonsai," Blue Ambanja Chameleon & ancestor of Skyler | Photo credit, Tree Candy Chameleons
ZUMA
Zuma, Ambanja breeder
Zuma is a gorgeous classic Ambanja, whose lineage includes both Johnny Cash and B.B. King from Kammerflage Kreations. When he is in natural lighting he literally glows neon turquoise, green and yellow and his lateral line changes from mint green to the purest white imaginable! He has the capability to change many different colors in the blink of an eye and the vibrancy of these colors is phenomenal! He also has the sweetest little face of any chameleon we have ever seen! If you are looking for an Ambanja that is as adorable as he is vibrant, a Zuma baby is the chameleon for you!
Big Boss Man, WC, fresh out of Madagascar and ablaze with blue! | Photo credit, Brian Stewart
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Blue, a male produced from the same pairing as Girl Boss (Big Boss Man/EJ/Big Cuz) | Photo Credit, Chris Neely
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About Ambanja Panther Chameleons:
Ambanja panther chameleons come from the Ambanja district in Madagascar. They are best known for their array of their interesting color combinations. They are predominantly turquoise or green with dark blue, maroon or plum barring. They have a bit of yellow in the corner of their mouths and may also have yellow or even red eye turrets.
When fired up they display beautiful pin stripping on their eye turrets and the turquoise changes to warmer hues such as yellow-green, yellows, oranges and reds, especially near their neck and face and sometimes their bodies as well. They also have a lateral line that runs the length of their bodies on either side that can change from mint green to vibrant white.
Due to a few amazingly blue Ambanjas produced from WC chameleons and many years of selective breeding in captivity, royal blue, "plurple" and genuine purple Ambanja's are becoming more readily available. They are truly something special and a sight to behold!
About Ambanja Panther Chameleons:
Ambanja panther chameleons come from the Ambanja district in Madagascar. They are best known for their array of their interesting color combinations. They are predominantly turquoise or green with dark blue, maroon or plum barring. They have a bit of yellow in the corner of their mouths and may also have yellow or even red eye turrets.
When fired up they display beautiful pin stripping on their eye turrets and the turquoise changes to warmer hues such as yellow-green, yellows, oranges and reds, especially near their neck and face and sometimes their bodies as well. They also have a lateral line that runs the length of their bodies on either side that can change from mint green to vibrant white.
Due to a few amazingly blue Ambanjas produced from WC chameleons and many years of selective breeding in captivity, royal blue, "plurple" and genuine purple Ambanja's are becoming more readily available. They are truly something special and a sight to behold!
Madagascar (pictured in red) | Photo credit, Natural History on the Net
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