Panther Chameleon breeders in Seattle/Tacoma?

DanielDror

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Hi there, I am new to this forum so I apologize if this is not the right place to ask about this. I am curious if there are any panther chameleon breeders in the Pacific Northwest (specifically the Seattle/Tacoma area)? If I have the ability to drive a chameleon home over shipping that would be preferable.
 
He’s just about doubled in size if not more since I got him in June!
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Hi there, I am new to this forum so I apologize if this is not the right place to ask about this. I am curious if there are any panther chameleon breeders in the Pacific Northwest (specifically the Seattle/Tacoma area)? If I have the ability to drive a chameleon home over shipping that would be preferable.
I’m near Seattle and have a clutch of Nosy be babies about to hatch.
 
Since you're near Seattle and already have Nosy Be babies hatching, you're probably best positioned to answer the original question yourself rather than chase shipping. For anyone in Boise like me, driving to Puget Sound with a chameleon isn't practical, so local pickup only works within a tight radius. Worth confirming the clutch's hatch window and whether you're offering any for local pickup, since that would settle the shipping-versus-driving question for the Seattle/Tacoma folks directly.
 
Since you're near Seattle and already have Nosy Be babies hatching, you're probably best positioned to answer the original question yourself rather than chase shipping. For anyone in Boise like me, driving to Puget Sound with a chameleon isn't practical, so local pickup only works within a tight radius. Worth confirming the clutch's hatch window and whether you're offering any for local pickup, since that would settle the shipping-versus-driving question for the Seattle/Tacoma folks directly.
I’m definitely open to local pickup for anyone interested that’s local but I know I will also be utilizing overnight shipping. None have hatched so far but they are getting close! I definitely won’t be shipping new borns, they’ll need to grow to a healthy size before I put them through the stress.
 
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