Any books?

[jamest0o0]

Any books you guys would recommend? I'm particularly interested in "bio-activity", but anything to do with helping our chams thrive, recognizing illness, their natural habitat, etc would be great. I'd really like to breed years down the road and find a way to incorporate reptiles and animals in general into my life more. So anything that would help me get a better understanding of these creatures would be perfect. Thanks

 

[Jingi]

I have red book about veiled chameleons, but I know you prefer other species haha...

 

[absolutbill]

Honestly a great start is the Chameleon Breeder's podcast - it's done by Bill Strand, of the DragonStrand Cage company. It's amazing, and current - the problem with books is that there is so little information out there about chameleons and we are constantly learning and refining our practices that books can be out of date quickly. Trust me, I'm a bookaholic, but in this case the podcast is a great way to begin.

 

[jamest0o0]

Yeah I've been listening to that. I'm not much of a book person actually but would love to read about reptile stuff in my free time.

 

[jamest0o0]

Yeah I've been listening to that. I'm not much of a book person actually but would love to read about reptile stuff in my free time.

 

[absolutbill]

There are some beautiful photography books such as Chameleons in the Garden, and Mountain Dragons that make good coffee table books.

 

[Fireborn]

The biology of chameleons is like a $100 book but somewhere in the forums chris Anderson has most the chapters links for free. It's totally an awesome read.