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The prices have definitely gone up a bit over the past 10 years. I would say that $300 animal is now usually about $400 and the proven, special juveniles/young adults are in the $600-$700 range. Whenever I see a price above $1,000, that's a red flag to me. I have been breeding high quality...

Was she WC? What did the sire look like?

Awesome blog Bill! This is a great resource. One challenge I have seen when talking with a few people about treatment decisions is that veterinarians do not understand this fact: husbandry is the key to fighting parasite infections. I have also seen them throw the book at animals including...

He have been tracking our Chameleon breeding project since 2015 on our website. We're now up to over 2,000 Panther Chameleons from over 130 different clutches, so I figured it would be valuable to share the data we have collected. It is now available for download as a csv file on our Chameleon...

We are located in Maryland and have done a few shows up in PA - iPardalis Chameleon Breeders

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Glad to hear Eliza Ann! It was actually pretty fun to dig into the data and read some of the source articles. I highly recommend both of Prof. Chris Anderson's papers from 2010 and 2016 (listed in the references)!

Chameleon Tongue FAQ - Would love to know what you guys think about my Chameleon Tongue article. I did my best to distill some of Professor Anderson's data into layman's terms and units like inches (instead of mm) and mph (instead of m/s). Thanks!

Been taking feedback on and improving this article: Ambanja Panther Chameleons for Sale? My hope is it helps new people who are not familiar with the controversies in the Ambanja Panther Chameleon breeding community, and that they get started with a full understanding. Obviously, there is some...

Yep - definitely still female :)

We have 5 beautiful F1-CG15 juveniles from the WC we acclimated from One World Exotica, named Bibi. Here are the exact males available followed by WC Bibi and the lineage of the CB female he was paired to from the 5th generation of our breeding program: For more information and pricing...

@Beman and you would be the only one who is correct on this thread. Nice big female ;)

Yeah - definitely a female given her size, lack of hemipenal bulge and snout. The coloration is also typical of a nice female pardalis. It helps that the seller fabricated one locale and got the other one wrong lol... two points against their sexing trustworthiness.

Just an FYI - this guy looks like he got crossed with a Nosy Be by accident. I highly doubt he is a pure Nosy Faly.

You get it wet, squeeze it until it stops dripping and then place it in the incubation container. There are also some more precise mixing strategies where you weigh the substrate and water.