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That was awesome!

This guy doesn't post questions that hundreds of forums on here posted daily have the answer to.

"That guy" is somebody that doesn't read the rules for postings. Adult chameleon could mean a lot of things. Adult Panther, sure. Adult mellers, no. See where I'm coming from?

Good for what? Don't be another "that guy" on here.

Dubias aren't like regular roaches, more like big pill bugs.

Crickets stink bad and are noisy and die easily. Have you considered dubia roaches?

Wow, he's awesome. Maybe someday I'll get bored with my salt water stuff and have the extra time for one myself. Lol

It would probally help if you didn't hold him upto a mirror like shown above, other then that he looks fine.

Are they expensive there or something? I wouldn't think it would be worth insuring something that only cost 2-300 bucks to replace for $10 a month, that's about what it cost me to insure a $9,000 bike.

Exotic pet insurance for a panther? Lol

He looks closer to a year old to me, at least 10 months if I had to guess.

Not sure what's up with that, must not want to make any money.

I'd try again, I jut had a buddy buy a panther off him Sunday.

I know he has an old school phone, he don't even text. Lol

Yes I was out of everything he brought to the show. A bunch of different panthers, sub adults mostly and a lot of veiled babies, and translucent babies.

I would also be seriously interested in one also, I am in no hurry. I have a 6'x8' finished cedar closet that I am working on turning into a free range. It stays 70 all year long and is escape proof.

With the proper set up, lights, cage, etc you can have whichever you want. I live in the northeast and keep my house at 70 and the basking spot in my males repti breeze is still 90-95 degrees.

I handle all mine daily, they don't even puff up or act the slightest bit agrivated.