Not much you can do, other than getting rid of the cats or releasing the chameleon where your cats won't get to it.

Trachylepis varia, variable skink-Sterkrivier/Marken varia.jpg Agama atra, adult male-Mokopane atra.jpg Lygodactylus graniticolus, granite dwarf day gecko-Mokopane. This is quite a special gecko and was a first for me, as it is only known from the Percy Fyfe and Witvinger nature resrves and surround...

Platysaurus intermedius rhodesianus, Zimbabwe flat lizard-Musina.


Lygodactylus stevensoni, Stevenson's Dwarf Day Gecko-Musina


Smaug vandami, Van Dam's Dragon Lizard-Blouberg

Platysaurus intermedius intermedius, common flat lizard-Polokwane


Pachydactlus punctatus, spotted thick-toed gecko-Musina


Chondrodactylus turneri, Turner's thick-toed gecko-Polokwane.

Chamaeleo dilepis, common flap-neck chameleon-Polokwane


Varanus albigularis albigularis, white-throated monitor-Polokwane


Pseudocordylus transvaalensis, northern crag lizard-Wolkberg

I've been rather quiet on the forum due to working and studying, but I was fortunate to spend some quality time in the field this season. Here are some of the lizards, geckos and chameleons from all over the province, mainly central, northern and eastern Limpopo. Homopholis wahlbergii, Wahlberg's ve...

Hi Paul,

That is Chamaeleo namaquaensis, the Namaqua chameleon. A species I would love to see in the wild.

Crazy finds Ryan, I'm so jealous. Looks like it was a really insane trip. That xeropaga still gets me every time.

Sorry to hear that.

Man you nearly had me in tears. Your photography is really spectacular. Brilliant finds.

I take my hat off to you. I hope you can pull it through. I would personally probably have taken it out of its misery, since it was already dead ecologically because it won't go back into the wild and was an alien species to the area. I do however see the value it may have educationally and for capt...

That's a species I'd love to see. Some really nice shots. Thanks for posting.

Great finds and some nice shots too.

Great find. Something I would love to see. Thanks for the post.

Welcome to the forum.

Get the girlfriend into field herping and you will never want to put anything in a cage again.