Temptation are real!

[BleuSaphir]

I’m very much set on getting a Veiled chameleon. The other night while at work. I’m watching FramChams YouTube of his Panthers. Gosh it making me to find another space for another large chameleon.

 

[elizaann2]

Careful….they are addictive… I started with a veiled. I now have a veiled, panther and Jackson’s…..and counting. I hear 5 is the magic number

 

[Sonny13]

Careful….they are addictive… I started with a veiled. I now have a veiled, panther and Jackson’s…..and counting. I hear 5 is the magic number

It’s, Parson no. 4 and one real exotic species, then you’re complete

 

[BleuSaphir]

It’s, Parson no. 4 and one real exotic species, then you’re complete

That I would agree with! LOL

 

[ChamelaChameleon]

Careful….they are addictive… I started with a veiled. I now have a veiled, panther and Jackson’s…..and counting. I hear 5 is the magic number

I'm sure @MissSkittles would agree 4 known Chams and 1 in the tuck. It's like a Magician but better. What's better than pulling a rabbit out of a hat? Pulling a Cham out of the hat!

 

[nightanole]

Someone needs the cham vs food cost chart. At some point it cost more per cham, but in the beginning the first few chams its a cost savings

 

[elizaann2]

It’s, Parson no. 4 and one real exotic species, then you’re complete

If I could have my wish.... I would get a Parsons, a female Jackson's Xanth (true Kenyan bloodline, not one from Hawaii) and then a male and female O'shaughnessy's chameleons to breed..... and one of Frank's Carpets......I better stop there or I'll just keep typing

 

[Beman]

Cham math is a real thing... But my best advice is start with one. Give yourself at least 6 months having one before jumping into two. There is a learning curve to hands on care.

 

[MissSkittles]

They are addictive, but @Beman has given awesome advice as always. Start with one and get your husbandry down and get a good comfort level with it all. When you’ve got some confidence in what you’re doing, it’s time for #2.

 

[elizaann2]

They are addictive, but @Beman has given awesome advice as always. Start with one and get your husbandry down and get a good comfort level with it all. When you’ve got some confidence in what you’re doing, it’s time for #2.

Totally agree!