Chameleon academy, an owner of parsons chameleons, made a video and an article about eggs and how he’s totally okay with it it just comes down to your preference. He’s owned plenty of chameleons and definitely knows what he’s doing. All I wanted was to know if I can buy eggs from a parsons.
I’m probably not going to reconsider getting a parsons but I rescued 2 very sick chameleons and kept them alive and well much longer than I thought so I’m confident with a little more research and time I could get a parsons. Also would like to point out I wanted eggs at first and those alone...
They’re 70s ish on main level but you can feel a cooler differential walking downstairs. I’d say mid to high 60s. I want there to be lots of live plants so a mixture of misting in the morning and evening and a rain system once or twice a day depending on how i do the misting schedule. I was...
Yeah I know these are an investment but I’m making pretty decent money and want to try it. I’m redoing my basement into a chameleon room, it’s going to be a a free roam enclosure with lots of climbing and exploring area. It’s humid where I live I just need the temperature a little warmer and...
Thanks to all replies and I’ve had 2 rescue chameleons that passed and I took a break from chameleons now wanting a parsons because they live longer and are just really cool
I was looking online for parsons chameleon eggs for sale and can only find panther chameleons. I was wondering if anyone knows anyone who would sell eggs? And if it’s worth getting the eggs or just buying a young cham