NEWB from miami
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Sepioteuthis
New Member
Welcome!
My recommendation is to start with doing a search of old forum posts and reading through websites such as www.chameleonnews.com and www.raisingkittytheveiledchameleon.blogspot.com.
I could just give you a list of things to buy, but there's a lot more to keeping a chameleon than just buying the right set up.
And never hesitate to ask any questions here on the forums.
- Suzanne
My recommendation is to start with doing a search of old forum posts and reading through websites such as www.chameleonnews.com and www.raisingkittytheveiledchameleon.blogspot.com.
I could just give you a list of things to buy, but there's a lot more to keeping a chameleon than just buying the right set up.
And never hesitate to ask any questions here on the forums.
- Suzanne
skeeta
Established Member
Hate to sound crude but a major consideration is money. Make sure you know how expensive chameleon keeping can be AFTER the initial outlay for your baby and it's stuff.
Be aware at some point you likely WILL need at least one trip to a reptile vet. If you don't think you can afford that (you'd be surprised how often I read that)
There is often an emergency (or at the very least, drama) waiting in the wings.
Don't mean to put you off, but it's always good to have both eyes open.
That being said ... welcome. Hope you join the addiction!
Be aware at some point you likely WILL need at least one trip to a reptile vet. If you don't think you can afford that (you'd be surprised how often I read that)
There is often an emergency (or at the very least, drama) waiting in the wings.
Don't mean to put you off, but it's always good to have both eyes open.
That being said ... welcome. Hope you join the addiction!
will do...thanks!
any suggestion on a local breeder? the nearest pet shop that has them, wants 99$ for a baby... i think its like 1.5 months old
thanks, will doWelcome!
My recommendation is to start with doing a search of old forum posts and reading through websites such as www.chameleonnews.com and www.raisingkittytheveiledchameleon.blogspot.com.
I could just give you a list of things to buy, but there's a lot more to keeping a chameleon than just buying the right set up.
And never hesitate to ask any questions here on the forums.
- Suzanne
Hate to sound crude but a major consideration is money. Make sure you know how expensive chameleon keeping can be AFTER the initial outlay for your baby and it's stuff.
Be aware at some point you likely WILL need at least one trip to a reptile vet. If you don't think you can afford that (you'd be surprised how often I read that)
There is often an emergency (or at the very least, drama) waiting in the wings.
Don't mean to put you off, but it's always good to have both eyes open.
That being said ... welcome. Hope you join the addiction!
with pets, responsibility comes hand in hand...
i have a saltwater fish tank..i know about the "after costs" lol
