List: most common chameleons for sale

So I check Kingsnake.com twice every day like a little kid waiting for his birthday but guess what -- it's the same list every day

Here's what's available to most of us folks, please add if I forgot anything and don't forget that this list is way better than it was a few months ago:

Senegal
Fischer's
Veiled
Panther
Mellers
Oustalet's
Jackson's
Carpet
Pygmy (assorted)
flapneck

Oh yeah, now there is an ad for Parson's but that's crazy -- there's always like one offer on there that's from outer space.

Just want to see something new but not over $200, you know what I mean?

the way I see it, if theres less for sale, theres hopefully fewer being collected. you might find rarer, stranger chams for sale on this forum if you always check and theres a much better chance of them being cb.

Yeah, that would be great. I'm just whining anyway.

Just because I've owned one....Rudis.

Yeah rudis is probably on the top of my list for super common chams. I wouldn't mind having a few. That's probably why I didn't think of them at first.

They're cute as can be...but give you no clue that they are in distress...until they decide to die...having lost one, and based on what I've read here, I'd rank them as "experienced owners only".

IMO, the worst thing is you really have to cut at least 1/2 of that list out because nothing is ever cb

Seeco said:

Yeah rudis is probably on the top of my list for super common chams. I wouldn't mind having a few. That's probably why I didn't think of them at first.

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If you like rudis go with the T. hoehnelii... Such a great species that you won't regret keeping.

Yeah, someone here hatched a few. Are any gonna get imported this year? I like montanes because you can save some electricity...

Seeco said:

Yeah, someone here hatched a few. Are any gonna get imported this year? I like montanes because you can save some electricity...

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They are actually live bearers He has 4 bloodlines I believe. I am not sure if any will come in this year... usually there are some that come in most years.

That's right. I only bought a female because I knew I wouldn't be dealing with "egg" issues...

What are you looking for Luis?

By the way, I check KS probably more than twice a day...like a little schoolboy on christmas morning.

toddmkeller said:

If you like rudis go with the T. hoehnelii... Such a great species that you won't regret keeping.

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Exactly. Btw: hoehnelii are even better in saving electricity than sternfeldi

There's actually some werneri on kingsnake right now.

Rudis Chameleons... where can I find them?

I am having a difficult time finding Rudis chameleons. I have purchased a few last year and haven't been able to find any since. I am trying to set up a large breeding colony as this is my species of focus. Does anyone have ANY suggestions as to where I can acquire them? I have searched as many websites and ads that I could find with no luck.
Thanks!

Look for eco regional on kingsnake and ask him

Funny. i am a k-snake junkie (and CF Classifieds of course) as well and you've got the list right. The pygmy varieties have really taken off in the last year but, in general, offerings stay basically the same. I agree with early post that there seems to be even less CB than normal lately outside of panthers and veileds of course. Economy may have driven some of the specialist breeders out...maybe.