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I have a male ambilobe panther chameleon available. He is 4 months old and starting to show color. This guy will look amazing like his sire (pictured) as an adult. He is $125 plus shipping. I need him gone by Wednesday, Dec. 2. so make me an offer please! PM, email tannersenti @ gmail or text...

One sold, one male still available! He is $125 plus shipping. Contact me for pics

I have 2 male ambilobes from my last batch available. They are 4 months old and growing like crazy! They are currently $140 each. Once they start showing color the price will go up. Take advantage of this fantastic deal before its gone! Contact me or email tannersenti @ gmail

She has been sold. Not sure how to delete this thread..

I have a 4 month old female Ambilobe panther with a nipped tail available. Otherwise she is very healthy and active! She has been discounted to $75 plus shipping. Contact me or visit www.coolchams.weebly.com

Only 2 males left! I have included photos of them below. www.coolchams.weebly.com

First girl is sold, 2nd one is still available for only $95! I also have a few normal (no kinked tails) male hatchlings available, see my other ad here, or you can visit my website for more info: www.coolchams.weebly.com

I am lowering the price of males for the last time to $165. There are only 4 males left so get them while you can!! www.coolchams.weebly.com

I have been trying to figure out the sex of this 3 month old Ambilobe panther for a while now. At first I was almost positive she was female based mostly on color. Now, sometimes I see a small bumb on her tail which makes me think its a male.:confused: Any help/guesses would be great!

I have 2 Ambilobe panther chameleons for sale at major discounted prices. They both have kinks in their tails, but have no other issues. Kinks can be caused from other chams biting/grabbing, or accidents such as falls. This does not affect their health in any way. The first one is less...

And I am fairly certain this is a female, but I wanted to make sure: Edit: added another photo, but I still believe its a female

Hello, I could use some help sexing these panthers please! The color on this one made me think she was female for a while, but now I have some doubts. Edit: I have added a few more photos because I still cannot decide what she is.

Lower Prices I am lowering the price of these babies to $180 for males and $140 for females. Discounts will be given if purchasing more than one! Contact me @ my website or text to 616.283.0993 I have attached some pictures of them below.

We are proudly offering 8 CBB Ambilobe Panther chameleons for sale. They are 3 months old and approx. 3" long. There are 5 males and 3 females, all are strong, healthy, and eating very well. Males are $200 and females are $150. We accept Paypal for payment. Shipping will be an additional...

Hello, I was wondering if anyone has experience in using these thermafreeze cold cells for shipping a chameleon. http://www.reptilesexpress.com/Products/Thermafreeze-Cold-Cells__CC01.aspx They are super cheap but I dont know if they will work the same as a normal cold pack. Also, is using...

about 75 during the day then it drops to 70 at night Update: sadly one of them didn't make it. He was fairly weak when he hatched, not sure if I could have saved him or not :( Anyone have any advice to improve my care for the rest of them?

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon: Newborn panther chameleon, almost 2 weeks old Handling: Never Feeding: fruit flies everyday Supplements: just started dusting calcium no d3 Watering: automatic mister 3 times a day, I spray whenever I check on them. Fecal Description: small poops, white urate...

Alright, thanks a lot, you guys are incredibly helpful! One last question (just trying to figure out my best options :p), would bean beetles be big enough to feed the chams for the first 3 months? We plan to sell them at around 3 months old, so I want to know if bean beetles will last that long...

Ok, thanks for the info. Do you think mealworms would work as a main feeder along side fruit flies (for first few weeks) and crickets?

Ok, thank you. I think we will buy crickets, and start a colony of some other feeder. I don't want to try lobster roaches as they would be in our house, so would starting a dubia colony be worth it? I'm no it sure how small they are or how long they stay small enough to feed... i think its...