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I have gone twice with no luck, but im getting a tour soon so i will go again.

yo A rd and B rd in labelle got chameleons. Also if you're willing to drive a couple hours you can go to the "robert is here" fruit stand in homestead. Ft myers has a decent population too. Theres a spot in Krome Ave, but i dont know the specifics. Sarasota seems to have a pantherchameleon spot...

I sent you what I know on tortoise forum yesterday.

im also on faunaclassifeids.

sounds good. do you not have the capability to care for the chams if you catch one? or you just dont want to?

yeah.

yep. im the one who talked to you a couple minutes ago

ive been looking for 5 years. i still havent found any though lol. im not allowed to travel far. im too young to drive. the best i could do is ask people and look online.i waiting untill the day i get a car to do a road trip to homestead!

i actually just fixed the problem myself. i will make a new thread if anymore problems occur though.

hello, sorry to raise the dead here, but i have the same issue and this is the closest thing i could find to my problem. i was just wondering if there is any treatment and if your chameleon ended up dead? or if you needed to go to the vet or if he was totally fine. im incredibly worried rn. thanks.

I do not. Thanks for asking though.

hi are these still available? you can reach me at 5619550322 or [email protected]

well, i guess ill just keep looking.

i know this is 4 years old, but i thought it was worth a shot. i have been looking to find wild chameleons in florida for a long time, and i heard there was a population in orlando. So when i found this threadi thought i could find some.

They live in Madagascar and it has to rain probably like every day for panther chams to stay hydrated.

It’s probably fine. But it might have some parasites from being outside for too long. Also we get a lot less rain here so it’s also probably dehydrated.

there is one population that has only recently been completely wiped out, but it has survived for over 8 years. its true that some may not survive, but others do pull through sometimes.

can you tell me the neighborhood in which you found it? i know this is an old post but ive been trying to find some panther chameleons in florida for a while. If you find a nerd with a flashlight, thats probably me lol.

Hello. I know this thread was old but I’ve been scrolling through some threads like this and I was wondering if you still go to that spot with the turquoise chameleons?I would love to check it out. They are panther chams right? And if you still go, can you tell me the spot? Thanks.

ive got a ball python and a day gecko as well as a baby panther cham!