Are Carpet Chameleons a good Chameleon to buy?
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Silverdusk
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From what I've read they make a very good starter, however I'm a firm believer you can keep just about any of them with the proper preparation. Read.. read ..read.. Especially here, which is a very good source of information. Be prepared with the proper environment/housing and supplies.
I personally started with a pair of Panthers and thus far they've been a dream to care for and keep.
I personally started with a pair of Panthers and thus far they've been a dream to care for and keep.
Vegas Chad
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When you are ready for one shoot Ryan J a PM, he has some really nice ones!
nateboston78
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My first chameleons were beautiful carpets. I love them. I may be getting back into them again soon.
Vegas Chad
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To go more in depth on them, because I am veg’n at home on a Friday night and im kinda bored…
In my opinion they are a good first chameleon because of several reasons:
-they don’t take up much space.
-they don’t eat as much.
-the temps they require are easily achieved.
-they don’t need high humidity.
-they are a hardy chameleon, even most WC are rather tough (however always buy CB if you can help it)
-they are a very colorful chameleon that I think is underrated
The list goes on… But you should be able to get the general idea. Good luck with em.
In my opinion they are a good first chameleon because of several reasons:
-they don’t take up much space.
-they don’t eat as much.
-the temps they require are easily achieved.
-they don’t need high humidity.
-they are a hardy chameleon, even most WC are rather tough (however always buy CB if you can help it)
-they are a very colorful chameleon that I think is underrated
The list goes on… But you should be able to get the general idea. Good luck with em.
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