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1. Search the archives and/or google flchams reviews. There has been both good and bad. 2. chameleon safe plants and https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/plants/

Flchams is a no go. Mike no longer breeds chameleons and these “Sires” are long gone and he has been using these pictures for years. in fact he drop ships his Chams from a breeder in Pennsylvania. There was actually someone I seen the other day post a picture unboxing a panther from him missing...

After emailing the seller I have more info. Both parents are from FLChams and this person is very knowledgeable. They are only selling them when the reach 3-4 months old. I know chams aren't easy, and I have an exotic vet 5 minutes away from my house

Imma get bashed for this one!!!! 💆🏾ok my experience with Flchams was totally different. I called- he answered. I ordered , it got shipped. My baby just went to vet today- he is doing well and healthy. I am not as experienced as most here but my baby has normal chameleon timid ness . Also, for...

Well I’m glad I’m the end we didn’t purchase our veiled chameleon from FLchams.

Try FLChams..... Beautiful Bloodlines, and also a Forum Sponsor

...to be horrible at communicating, so I cancelled the order and bought what I believe is an older chameleon (working on verifying this) from FLChams. She should be arriving Tuesday, so I'll make sure to read the material in the resources section, as well as the PDF from Kammerflage that I had...

Sadly, LLL Reptile isn’t reputable either...

...fruit flys. So I'm going to pick those up on the way home from work tomorrow and just use those until crickets get here. Really angry at flchams for selling me a tiny baby when the site said 2 months. I'm going to breed the flightless fruit flys and just use those though. I REALLY hope he...

I bought a male Panther Fire ball from FlChams he is very healthy and had no trouble with the shipment

FL Chams‘ list is actually dog and cat tested, not cham tested. These two images, as well as the plants module of The Chameleon Academy website, have veiled-tested chameleon-safe plant lists!

It's moot now, but there's a timestamp somewhere...

...hence the username, and a couple of months after lurking and being WAY too shy to jump into a conversation I bought Kibi, a purple-barred Ambanja from FLChams. Kibi is long gone, but I learned a lot from him, and then Kimani, then Kosby, Keeley, Cecil, Sunny, and now Turk, Nymeria, and Bortus.

So I'm getting a 2 month veiled chameleon from FLchams and I wanted to ask if 1/4 size crickets would be ok for him or if I should go with the 1/8 size

Yes I’m also in California! I’ll let you know if I find any that aren’t sold out I was looking on FLchams but they’re all sold out right now

This WHOLE TIME I thought your name was Bill! Haha!

You should definitely research the place you get your chameleons from. Our site also has site sponsors who produce healthy chameleons. I have heard mixed reviews about FLchams, but most of our sponsors are very reputable.

Do not buy from FLchams... There are not too many online places unfortunately that have veileds. It is pretty hit and miss trying to find them actually bred by someone reputable. I have gotten 2 of mine from Petco. I would choose petco over FLchams 10 times over. As long as they have not had...

I never got the idea that the plant list was the problem. There are plants on there I wouldn't personally use. I used to give out the FLChams list but I don't anymore. I try to stick to the more commonly used plants on out list and a couple others rather than go off the map. Mine aren't plant...

So it turns out that Mike and FlChams is a scam. If what you're saying is true, then Mike is running a bogus business. I am really upset about this and feel that Mike needs to be held accountable. On his impressive website he talks all about "working with chameleons" for years to get the best...