Breed off your male veiled? $ (North California)

[reptileguy112]

I have a receptive veiled female I am looking to breed. Eventually I want to have a male veiled and a female panther so I have a couple pairs of chameleons to breed but for now I need to have someone breed off their chameleon. I am located in Sacramento in Northern california and I can pay you or give you a few eggs. Thanks!

 

[MSMorgan]

Sent you a PM.

 

[reptileguy112]

Still looking for someone

 

[SSimsswiSS]

Make sure you save some money for the vet, when she gets a sexually transmitted diease.

 

[Wowbango]

Make sure you save some money for the vet, when she gets a sexually transmitted diease.

This made me LOL so loud.

 

[reptileguy112]

Make sure you save some money for the vet, when she gets a sexually transmitted diease.

Just looking to breed her not get replys with dirty jokes

 

[jajeanpierre]

Just looking to breed her not get replys with dirty jokes

I don't consider it a joke. Disease and parasites are real risks.

 

[reptileguy112]

Is there anyone one near me with a male veiled they want to breed? You have have up to five eggs.

 

[norcalsteel]

I believe there are 3 males on craigslist in your area right now. I'd help you out but not really interested in driving there and back or the stress on transporting my boy. I also believe the proper way is to move the female to the males cage.

 

[Wowbango]

I believe there are 3 males on craigslist in your area right now. I'd help you out but not really interested in driving there and back or the stress on transporting my boy. I also believe the proper way is to move the female to the males cage.

All my research has resulted in the exact opposite. The male is going to want to mate with anything that walks. The female is the one that has to be receptive and will be more prone to do so if she's in her own environment versus an unknown cage.

 

[reptileguy112]

I believe there are 3 males on craigslist in your area right now. I'd help you out but not really interested in driving there and back or the stress on transporting my boy. I also believe the proper way is to move the female to the males cage.

Where are you located? Also im not looking to buy a male. I have messaged a couple people with ones for sale and they just think its weird because they have never thought of breeding.