Hey from Texas

[txskunk]

what's going on just looking for a good community of people to gain knowledge i want to provide the very best for my future investments and these forums seem to be a great home so heres to getting started

 

[jessica]

Well welcome to the forum from California!!

This place forum has a ton of great information and some very knowledgeable members!

 

[txskunk]

thanks

Well thank you jessica for the welcome... i grew up with great Danes and several champions .and the relationship between breeder/owners makes for happy animals and i strive to do and find the same with chameleons a true friendship

 

[draetish]

Glad you found us, there are more and more members from Tx. What part of Tx are you in?

 

[rafa112]

Hey I am from tx to what part of tx u from

 

[txskunk]

hey

Just east of Houston in baytown.... how about you.

 

[rafa112]

West of fort worth eastland middle of no where lol

 

[sandrachameleon]

Welcome to the forum. I hope you find it as interesting and useful as I do
what type of chameleon do you have?

 

[Eppler]

There are a lot of us from TX.

 

[bigwigwabbit]

Cc tx!!! Right near da beach, ooohyeii! Lmao

 

[txskunk]

texas

As of now Me and my old lady don't have a cham yet, she grew up with a few differant ones however I want to find someone who is honest and really loves theirs. I'm swinging towards the panthers or a veiled, i also want to build a big inclosure 5 tall x 3 wide x 5 long i figure that would give it a good amount of room for roaming.

Oh I love going down south i do a lot of hunting around port a. as well..

everyone thanks for the welcome suppose i need to get out into the forums

 

[rafa112]

I will be in cc in febuary Sorry about sleeping geting ready for work tuning late lol

 

[txskunk]

hey

Yea you do live out in the middle of no where, how many chams do you have?

 

[moviemanmania]

You should really consider free ranging them with an enclosure for feeding, watering, and sleeping. When your free range them their personalities just shine right through and they can become very social and gentle creatures. Donna's the master in the free range department as far as I'm concerned. Her chams really do have the personalities of dogs! Amazing what free ranging does to a cham!

 

[txskunk]

hey

Yea that does seem like a very exciting idea to me and along with time I would have it to where that were possible I've got a Poochie named Pixie a choc lab and as long as the cham got acclimated to her just being around she would never bother.

I do have a lot to learn though but don't worry i wouldn't jump into housing a cham, before could provide the very best