Questions/On The Market For A New Cham

UrbanChameleon

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Hey guys! So I've been saving up for a little while now. As some of you know, I own a Juvenile Veiled Chameleon. With Christmas and my birthday coming up I figure I'll be doubling up my savings. I would really like to buy a Panther. I'm going to order Bodhi's new cage and add a younger Panther to his current one. My questions are about where I should purchase from. I've heard a lot of you talk about Krammer's and Screameleons. I didn't know if you preferred one over the other, or even a different business. I've never mail ordered an animal before and I'm not sure what their policies are at the moment. I will be checking up on that. Are you guys (the customer) happy with the transaction and health of your Cham? I don't want to offend either/any of these companies by asking. I just want to find which place is best for me.

Of course I will be extensively researching since Veiled and Panther Chameleon's are two different species. But I was wondering if there are many differences. Especially when it comes to lighting, humidity, or any of the main husbandry guidelines.

So basically.. I'd like to hear what some of your experiences are with the popular Chameleon businesses. Also, any tips or husbandry advice for Panther Chameleons (possibly Amilobe) you could give me. The more the merrier. Thanks so much. :)
 
I can only vouch for Kammers and they are wonderful people. Great to deal with and their chams speak for themselves really. as far as tips, their care is pretty much the same as a veild so if you feel confident in your care for your Veild you should do fine with a panther. Good luck in your search!!
 
My experience with the Kammers has been excellent and I am really happy with the chameleon I got from them (my avatar picture). Their customer service and dedication to their animals were the leading factors in deciding to purchase from them. I have contacted them with questions at different times and they were courteous and truly helpful. Hope this helps.
 
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