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Posted by icequeen on May 12, 2003 at 20:29:01:

In Reply to: Funny basking behavior... Has anyone else seen this? posted by iwana on May 12, 2003 at 19:16:38:

I love the Grey Poupon bit! That was classic!

Yes...I see Zoe do this all the time. I just assumed it was him getting as high up on his basking branch as he possibly can...which means one foot has to be free.

Zoe does that retard bit too...hanging on to some part of himself, and then getting all flustered and confused when he can't MOVE!
They're such funny little guys!

The other day, Zoe somehow got himself positioned so that his bum was sitting on a branch and his two back legs were hanging down beside the branch...his little legs were going like mad, just like he was peddling a bike! It was SO funny! Finally, I couldn't let him embarass himself any longer, so I lifted his rump up...so he could grab the branch with his feet.


:Hi everyone,

:Justin and I have noticed something funny about Frasier when he basks and we're wondering if anyone else has noticed this in their chameleons...

:When Frasier basks, he always has one paw up close to his body, as opposed to firmly attached on whatever he's perched on. He normally insists on having *all* of his limbs attached to *something* (even if it's his own tail -- what a retard!). LOL But since he's been in his new cage and is able to bask properly, he always has that one paw up against his body, his hand close to his face. It almost looks like he's about to say "Excuse me sir, would you have any Grey Poupon?" (see pic, below)

:

:Has anyone else noticed this in their chameleons?? Or is Frasier just a wierdo??? LOL

:Julie, Justin and Frasier :-)





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