Recent content by Kameeldrift

I don't know what strain you get overseas but in South Africa we only get the univotine (single brood) strains. As mulberry is very common and every schoolkid tries to breed them, there are thousands available in our spring, September. During the rest of the year the eggs sit quietly in a...

The issue locally is partly the weather and partly the quality of the services on offer. Generally, it is best to avoid it with chams due to the likelihood of the containers either going missing or being left on the runway in the blazing sun. There is a third issue relating to permits, whereby...

Interesting comment about dead arrivals. I have made it a point never to courier animals. South Africa is a strange place: a huge country with only a few centres of population - Johnanesburg, Durban, Capetown and Kimberley (with a few smaller ones dotted about - this will undoubtedly upset...

South Africa I breed chameleons in South Africa on a semi commercial basis. The main species we sell are Veiled and Panthers (we have sold captive bred Fischers plus some Werners and Jacksons). To date we are the only supplier of captive bred panthers in the country but I am pleased to say...