freakofnature
New Member
Hello to every one my name is Jean. I am new here and glad I found this site. I have been really thinking about getting into breeding. A long time ago I did own a wonderful little chameleon but he passed away from my lack of know how and holding him way to much. It broke my heart when he passed away because I had become very attached to him. I am very interested in learning every thing I can before I ever decide for sure this is for me. I love all animals and I would love to have a few chameleons. So far I find the Panther to be the most colorful and although I do enjoy the Jackson's as well those tiny little Pygmys have me looking at them to. I am not looking to become a breeder to sell them and make tons of money. I am more so looking to have the wonderful experiance of raising them and giving them long happy years of what they need.
So any information that you other breeders can teach me would be great. I have done some research online about them and looked over fact sheets and care sheets. But I am sure there are way more things I must learn. It's going to be a long while before I do this or even get them because I want to make sure I do it right. What other chameleons have live births or are easy to breed and care for the babies? I know Jackson's have live birth. I guess just tell me what I should know. I seen some jackson's today at the pet shop and I couldn't help but sit and watch them wishing I had the set up already and could rescue them away from the pet store. Some pet stores take care of the pets but this one has gone down hill
and it really made me sad
. Also how much is the going rate to buy from breeders a Jackson, Panther or veiled? Are there any breeders on here Near Tampa, FL? I would rather buy from some one who knows about them. Thank you every one for your time. 
So any information that you other breeders can teach me would be great. I have done some research online about them and looked over fact sheets and care sheets. But I am sure there are way more things I must learn. It's going to be a long while before I do this or even get them because I want to make sure I do it right. What other chameleons have live births or are easy to breed and care for the babies? I know Jackson's have live birth. I guess just tell me what I should know. I seen some jackson's today at the pet shop and I couldn't help but sit and watch them wishing I had the set up already and could rescue them away from the pet store. Some pet stores take care of the pets but this one has gone down hill