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• Referral from December 1, 2017
  

  Drew B. asked:

  Hey chameleon USA i am doin some research on chameleons to possibly buy one to add to my reptile collection. Im a breeder of leopard geckos and ball pythons i am not looking to breed chameleons just looking for a cool pet that me and my family can look at. I come to you asking for any and all information on keeping, handling, and caring for these beautiful creatures. Im looking at panther and veiled looking for a real eye catcher. Also is there a list of reputable breeders i can look through. Sorry for the long post figured i would get it all down in one instead of 90 posts.

  

  Misty G. replied:

  https://www.chameleonforums.com/

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• Referral from July 6, 2017
  

  Mark B. asked:

  By any chance do you guys know where I can buy a chameleon and they can ship it I don't got many stores that sell chameleons. I'd really appreciate the help or maybe I can buy from one of you guys.

  

  Jeremy H. replied:

  Ok ,we are all here to help. Can hit us up with any questions you have in the mean time id recommend checking out this forum. There are breeders and reptile veterinarians that regularly post there. https://www.chameleonforums.com

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• Referral from June 9, 2017
  

  Kayla L. asked:

  Hello, I've been doing lots of research on Chameleons and enclosures and such. I'm aware not to buy a Chameleon from Petsmart or Petco as they often don't know what they're talking about. One of their Chameleons on display is in a gallon enclosure with a water dish... so mad! If I were to indivually buy products from Petsmart (the kit doesn't have proper materials) would those suffice? Is there any reliable breeder of specifically Veiled Chameleons I can check out to buy from in the near future? As for a Veiled Chameleon would a 16x16x30 enclosure work?

  

  Michelle F. replied:

  Normally the products there are far more expensive than what you can find online. Check out chameleonforums.com for a list of great breeders as well as care sheets and shopping lists. And no, the 16 x16 x30 will be too small. You'll either want a 24 x24 x48 or a large Dragon strand Atrium cage

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• Referral from February 16, 2017
  

  Nick P. asked:

  So it's happening , just was wondering if there's any Jacksons breeders in here who can answer a couple questions for me !

  

  Nathalie N. replied:

  By the way, hit up "chameleonforums.com' and read every article about what happens now. :) And isn't it kinda funny how the male is looking at you like "oh crap... dude. I mean really, I'm getting my swerve on... can you just, can you just go away?"

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• Referral from July 27, 2016
  

  Ed M. asked:

  Looking for a place/places to do research on Jacksons

  

  Dru R. replied:

  www.chameleonforums.com

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• Referral from July 12, 2016
  

  Alice C. asked:

  Can anyone point me in the right direction on where to find good information on breeding panthers, incubating eggs, and raising babies?

  

  Lam D. replied:

  Chameleonforums.com

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• Referral from May 21, 2016
  

  Alexandra B. asked:

  Hi all :-) We are planning to get a pet chameleon. Any ideas which one is easier to take care of Veiled or Jackson's. Thanks

  

  Olimpia M. replied:

  Neither is necessarily difficult, just different. The big difference, however, is that you can get veileds easily captive bred while most Jackson's are wild caught in Hawaii. So you start off with a potentially more difficult animal that has issues with parasites, acclimating, etc. Both can be great chameleons though. Just do your research. Go to the chameleonforums.com and check out their 'resources' tab for caresheets and good info to get you started on either species.

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• Referral from November 15, 2014
  

  Chelsi T. asked:

  Ordered this little Blue Bar Ambilobe 3-5 months old. I ordered a male but everyone is saying it is a female. I am looking for names (I'm thinking of Rogue) but I would love some other suggestions. Also, I was preparing for a male. I would like to know what I need to prepare for with a female (I heard they are harder to care for). And what to expect as far as temperament (because I was told that males are friendlier).

  

  Kati L. replied:

  Chelsi, please STOP reposting the same questions. Do your own research on it.... I understand it is unnerving that you received a female when you wanted a male but that is what happens when you try saving a buck. Sometimes things are just too good to be true... If you haven't already looked at chameleonforums.com. Then I would start there for your female research, good luck.

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• Referral from July 4, 2014
  

  SammiJo I. asked:

  Hi! Thank you for invite! This is my baby Serenity. I actually need quite a bit of help with her proper care. I believe I was given false information from a few sources and I just want her to have the best environment possible...

  

  Mark M. replied:

  here is a list of safe plants from a cham forum. http://www.chameleonforums.com/.../523-chameleon-safe...

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• Referral from July 2, 2014
  

  Blake S. asked:

  Any one know where to get baby yellow bodied blue bar ambilobe panthers like dunbar from flchams.com

  

  Danny P. replied:

  I say scope out chameleonforums.com there is an abundant amount of guys for sale, cant say i have seen bb yb recently.

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• Referral from March 25, 2014
  

  Michael R. asked:

  Hi everyone...first off id like say thank you to the creator of this page THANK YOU!!! :)...it gives a chance to meet some of the best and most amazing reptile enthusiasts and breeder's around the world thay are will to answer and share some of there deepest secrets in the hobby if you just ask:) wich leads me to my next question.....iv been searching for breeders in my area and have had little luck what im lookin for is a 6+ month old female ambanja panther? Not to much to ask for rite let me know if any one know a guy that knows a guy lol...links appreciated....

  

  Nick G. replied:

  Chameleonforums.com is a great place to meet the best cham enthusiast

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• Referral from October 6, 2013
  

  House C. asked:

  I highly recommend anyone keeping a chameleon join this forum. It is a great resource for ANY info or problem that arises

  

  Jon S. replied:

  I love chameleonforums.Com. I finally signed up about a month ago. Such a good resource. And if you can't find the info you need there are a lot of knowledgeable people on there to help. I'm glad it exists for sure

  

  Lisa G. replied:

  A great tip, HoC!! Chameleon Forums is a wealth of info for anyone interested in chameleons!!

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