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Thank you. Underground just got another shipment in (I’ve talked to them a few times over the phone) and American reptile distributor does as well. I’m likely purchasing from Underground either next week, or the week after… I’ve never had a WC animal so I’ve been trying to find a unicorn CB...

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Hello. Is CB Reptile trustworthy? https://www.cbreptile.com/product/nosy-be-panther-chameleon-for-sale/ thanks

Yep that’s where my male will be coming from as I’ve had no luck on any of the FB groups or anywhere else locating a male. My CB female, is coming from someone that got WC pairs from underground and said they were in great shape when he got them. I am building custom enclosures for these...

Got it. Do you have any kind of feeding station?

Couple things… I’d encourage you to research CB Reptiles as a breeder. You can look them up on these forums and see that some people have had very very poor experiences buying from them. Who you buy from is VERY important. https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/cb-reptile.189750/ And not to...

He’s a CB yellow crested Jackson’s… is that different?? He’s only 6 months old, fits on my finger. We started with a female panther who died from unknown reasons after being spayed at one of the best reptile clinics in the country… she was our first and not a great start to the life… fingers...

That is a good size for quarantine and yes I also used the 40% peroxide (and still use it to spot clean). I did not break down my entire enclosures bc my boys always go down to the bottom and poop in the same areas. I did throw away plants/branches of course that could have possibly been...

Yeah I think I know the basic approach I have to take. Just have to figure out the logistics of his temporary home. I’m assuming the quarantine cage should still be 2x2x4? And I should sanitize the dragon ledges with peroxide vol 40? Yeah I’m suspicious of that store they sell a lot of bearded...

Agreed. The female are overlooked. I’d really love one though. I’m going to keep my eye out for a CB once my reptile room is done so I can stop overtaking my house with all my chameleon and bug stuff

From a search of the forum… Afraid I’m not finding anything positive about them, but I have only looked at the first + page of results. While some places like them may have good prices, you’re much better off buying from a breeder with a solid positive reputation. Those who are forum...

a reptile store I'm not sure is him a CB animal.

This shopping list is amazing. Aside from the products on there, I am really speaking about the plant list. Not only do you provide a list of plants that are safe for our chameleons, but you even include where in the enclosure they're likely to do well in. This is excellent information...

Can you share the CG post? Most Veiled at reptile shows are CB, but Chameleon hunters in Florida are wise to the importance of that title (CB) too. JMHO- Usually they don't sell CB adult veiled chameleons at shows (babies are much more desirable). Adult Jacksons, panthers are usually the big...

It is confusing. I know chameleon academy did a podcast to explain lineage but I do t know which one it is. I’ll try to find it for you.

I read some good reviews at first and why I bought from them. People saying they clearly could tell they handle the animals a lot and we’re always healthy etc. I see mixed reviews ugh well I ordered from him already bc he is having the Cham hand picked for the best one of the batch that’s...

I honestly think about it often. The only thing is if other breeders who are well known in the community have a hard time placing their Jacksons babies why would I have a different experience? I would love to breed eventually, and plan to so long as all goes well for the next few years...

I heard somewhere on one of these Chameleon you tube sites that a male panther chameleon has a spur on his back feet and a female does not... My Ambilobe was purchased from CB Reptile and is 6.5 months old and I am Sure she is Female and does not have the spur on her hind legs. Any knowledge of...

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