Looking for young male panther chameleon!!!

[Clayton]

I've found some on some websites but the cost is crazy, I found some cheap ones on lllreptiles $204 but they can't grantee if it's a male or female. Anyone know good websites I can find some on? I've had some posts other but when I check them out they are sold out of every thing already or cost like $400-500.

 

[shrum]

If the cost of the chameleon is bothering you then you should think about what the cost will be to keep the chameleon going. With proper cage and lights for your panther you are looking to spend atleast 200 or more depending on what you buy and that is the basics. Also the food upkeep is a lot because they eat like pigs. I am not trying to discourage you from getting one I am just giving you an idea what to expect. Good luck and welcome to the forum.

 

[shrum]

Also consider shipping the animal will cost an additional 50 to 60 for the overnight

 

[jannb]

Have you checked here? http://chamalotchameleons.com/

The prices are reasonable and the babies are gorgeous.

 

[dimil]

Check out this posting from today. Very reasonable pricing.

cmc1024
Member

I have 3 to 5 month old males and female Ambilobes..Sired by Manchester and paired with a Captain Insano daughter..Eating 1/2" to 3/4" crickets, active and beautiful..
males 180.00
females 120.00
add 50.00 shipping
If interested you can contact me at 601.668.3840
#1 Manchester
#2 Dams sire Captain Insano

 

[Clayton]

cmc1024
Member

I have 3 to 5 month old males and female Ambilobes..Sired by Manchester and paired with a Captain Insano daughter..Eating 1/2" to 3/4" crickets, active and beautiful..
males 180.00
females 120.00
add 50.00
If interested you can contact me at 601.668.3840
#1 Manchester
#2 Dams sire Captain Insano

I sent you a text did you recieve it?

 

[Wowbango]

If the cost of the chameleon is bothering you then you should think about what the cost will be to keep the chameleon going. With proper cage and lights for your panther you are looking to spend atleast 200 or more depending on what you buy and that is the basics. Also the food upkeep is a lot because they eat like pigs. I am not trying to discourage you from getting one I am just giving you an idea what to expect. Good luck and welcome to the forum.

I second this. Chameleons are NOT a cheap pet to keep, especially when you're first starting up. I estimate the initial cost to be around $400-$600 depending on your enclosure. What happens if your chameleon gets sick? Vet bills will likely be more than the initial cost of the Chameleon. Please consider all this and constant purchasing of feeders, supplements, changing out light bulbs, misting systems...it can add up quick.

Panther Company has some fairly low priced chameleons for sale, and they're a site sponsor. With shipping it's about $250.