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Available now. Nosy Faly female Panther Chameleon, Born May 2011, she is a big girl she is 2.5″+ no tail, feeding on 1/4″ crickets. . Not related to anything available in Canada. Mom F1 from WC pair, she was CB by Heroic Chameleons in the US, parents were imported to from Madagascar by...

Depends what the substrate is?

I would recommend feed every day if possible, mine eat about 8 crix a day and/or 2-3 supers.

Hi Veiled, I have an easy cup feeding method on my blog (here at the cham forum) have a look, it might help. I have a few chams and all of them responded well to it on the first try. Cheers.

Yes I suggest you do quarantine. I really doubt they run a fecal and treat all the animals they sell. They might have a guarantee if the female is sick or dies, ut they will not cover for animals infected by it.

Breeders in Mexico None on a big scale. If you think exporting from Canada is tough, from Mexico is nearly impossible. Wild life laws are complicated. People breeding chameleons mostly breed Veilds, in a small scale and they sell locally. I dont know anyone breeding panthers and again...

I have an idea for this in my blog with pics, check it out it might be helpful.

Guys the post is dated November 2010, he was @Alberta I doubt he still available.

Hmm I have 4 cages One after the other, mist is great no complains. I have had mybsystem for more than a year now. Personally I love it.

First find all the legalities for your country. You may require some paper work before importing chameleons. Some countries require the animals to be vet checked before shipping and the certificate has to be stamped by local wild life officers, also it has an expiry date, etc. International...