US Captive bred and born Brookesia stumpffi unrelated pair available

[javadi]

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I have an unrelated pair of captive bred and born brookesia stumpffi available. I'm not aware of anyone else offering captive bred pygmy chameleons. They are priced at $650 shipped for the pair. These are perhaps the hardiest brookesia out there. These need all the help they can get to become established in captivity, so whoever buys them will need to have experience and be committed to breeding them.

Thanks!

 

[Beman]

member @Ynott116 was looking for pygmy chams. Not sure if this was the exact species but I have tagged him here.

 

[elizaann2]

Wow congrats! I hope they go to a great home and can continue to establish this species in captivity.

 

[Ynott116]

Hello there I'm very interested!

 

[Ynott116]

member @Ynott116 was looking for pygmy chams. Not sure if this was the exact species but I have tagged him here.

Thank you

 

[Beman]

Thank you

Your welcome. Were you able to get them or are you still looking?

 

[Ynott116]

Your welcome. Were you able to get them or are you still looking?

I got them!

 

[Beman]

I got them!

Awwwww I am so happy this worked out for you!

 

[Beppo]

Oh my gosh how exciting! I don’t know how I missed this but you best be sharing pictures congratulations

 

[Ynott116]

Here's the male plumping round!

 

[Beppo]

Here's the male plumping round!
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He’s perfect

 

[Ynott116]

I'll get better pics when I get home and the enclosures.

 

[Ynott116]

 

[elizaann2]

Fantastic! He is darling! Thank you for sharing!

 

[javadi]

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Everything looks amazing. So glad they went to a great home! Is the female growing OK?

 

[Mendez]

Update: Spoken for

I have an unrelated pair of captive bred and born brookesia stumpffi available. I'm not aware of anyone else offering captive bred pygmy chameleons. They are priced at $650 shipped for the pair. These are perhaps the hardiest brookesia out there. These need all the help they can get to become established in captivity, so whoever buys them will need to have experience and be committed to breeding them.

Thanks!

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Yo, why are they so ugly-looking?

 

[javadi]

Yo, why are they so ugly-looking?

Because I produced them. Everyone knows the animals I produce all end up looking that way.

 

[Ynott116]

Everything looks amazing. So glad they went to a great home! Is the female growing OK?

Yes she's growing well I can for sure see a size increase!