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I’ve been researching good Cham breeders and everyone said they loved flchams. I went on and fell in love with their chams. I have emailed them and messaged them on fb days ago and have not gotten any replies. Is this usual for them? I just had questions about their chams before purchasing, but...

...difficult to obtain, but brookesia species are starting to show up again. I think brookesia superciliaris is a spectacular species to keep! FLChams hasn't had them for sale in years, and likely won't in the near future. The country is closed for exports. Therienzi is a cool species to keep...

Flchams always has things listed, but they're usually out of stock.

...and I are getting a chameleon, she’s almost twelve and a great kid. We searched for Veiled breeders high and low always thinking that FLChams appeared to be the best of the “commercial” breeders. She wasn't in love with what the had available and we had some time (a planned vacation...

Ambilobes are easily the most common and simple to get. I just sent a message to flchams, they look pretty reliable and not as expensive as some others that are sponsors. Does anyone know if they're good?

Hey. I just got my veiled from flchams today. He looks great. Very active.

Got Drake about a year and a half ago from flchams and couldn't be happier?

im getting him from FLchams, i will try to find out what theyre feeding them now. thank u

...necessarily prove the breeder has a coccidia thing going on, could've just been some slip ups. @janjan20 's chameleon, Basil, came from Flchams with coccidia, high counts. My boy also came from FLchams with coccidia, medium-high counts. I also wasn't super impressed with packaging, and he...

...but I would have to get that rooted, and I have a small gardenia I might also put in there. decisions decisions but I have just read flchams approved plant list and found that list very helpful. If anyone knows if a large leaf vanillia bean orchid is safe please reply. it is a very large...

Agreed. Whenever you get a chameleon you should get a fecal done to rule out parasites. Do you think they have a clause about coccidia? Like, no returns if your animal is sick? (Just curious)

aw very cute

Yeah he’s from Fl Chams. Driskel bloodline. But I like it as a name. I know it’s kind of unoriginal But I like it as a name. Lol.

I got him from flchams.

You're surprised? Panthers are a dime a dozen (don't get me wrong...they're great!) compared to Parson's and a lot easier to produce!

What is coccidia Never heard of that ?

Yes having tried doesn’t mean much. I use some plants I would not necessarily say I have proved out, but mine don’t eat them. But someone else’s Cham may. True safe is what we know they can eat.

I personally cannot recommend underground reptiles. Members of the forum as well as site sponsors would be a good choice imo. My male veiled is from flchams

Positive thoughts sent your way... Hopefully he is indoors and not where he will get too warm. I am sure your daughter and you are very nervous. :cry: When you get him... Might be better to pick him up from your hub rather then let them deliver him. Just in case he ends up in a hot truck all...