Um.... hello!

[Warren B]

Hello Chameleon hobbyists!

My name's Warren, but you can call me Warren.

I have no chameleons at the moment, but in the past, I've kept and bred Jacksons (C. jacksonii) and Four Horneds (C. quadricornis? I think).

I do, however, have about 50 tarantulas, along with some scorpions, centipedes, some fish, corn snakes and a pair of Red Eared Sliders.

I've been wanting to get back into chameleons, so I figured joining a forum would be good! (After all, joining a spider forum led to me getting all those invertebrates! lol)

So yeah. That's me.

 

[PedroANDAshley]

Welcome
Whats with all the tranantulas!?
Your so brave spiders freak me out sooooo much

 

[Warren B]

Bah, most tarantulas are nothing to be afraid of, (I'll elaborate on that some other time) and no reported deaths have occured due to a tarantula's venom. They're like small 8 legged puppies that don't make noise, don't need a lot of space, don't cost a lot to feed, don't smell, and recquire minimal cleaning!

Anyway, I'm broke, so no chams for me yet, but once I save up a bit, I hope I can find an Ambilobe or Nosy Be (So expensive, though! All I've seen at shows was $250-$250 for a baby!)

One day..... one day....

 

[Ace]

awsome collection

i owned a emperpor scropion once, very calm and cool to own

Welcome to the forums

check out our sponsor lists...some have chams for sale between 100-150 dollars that include panthers(ambilobe and nosey be)

post pics of your collection and new cham

 

[Warren B]

Wow! I looked through the classifieds, big price difference.
Here's some photos of my spiders (Scientific name above pictures):

Poecilotheria regalis 7" female

Haplopelma hainanum 6.5" female (eating cockroach)

Avicularia versicolor 4.5" mature male

Brachypelma smithi 5.5" female

 

[Ace]

Awsome

vey colorful and unique....my fave is the red one(third pic) im no expert in the names yet for any animal yet

 

[sandrachameleon]

Welcome!
Great idea to join the forum in preparation for they day when you get a chameleon

That Poecilotheria Regalis is lovely.

 

[Ricardo]

Welcome on the forums!
Can you post some pictures of your scorpions please (maybe in the other pets thread). I used to work in the zoo's bug house, so im intrested in them a lot!!!!

 

[Warren B]

Awsome

vey colorful and unique....my fave is the red one(third pic) im no expert in the names yet for any animal yet

Thanks, she is one of my favorites. Took me a little while to figure out the scientific names of tarantulas, but you pretty much have to, as common names are useless when trying to ID them.

Welcome!
Great idea to join the forum in preparation for they day when you get a chameleon

That Poecilotheria Regalis is lovely.

Yeah, joining a forum is a great way to start or return to a hobby.

The Poecilotheria genus is my favorite. She laid an eggsac for me this summer and now that the babies are older, I am going to start a colony. (Some tarantulas can be kept communally)

Welcome on the forums!
Can you post some pictures of your scorpions please (maybe in the other pets thread). I used to work in the zoo's bug house, so im intrested in them a lot!!!!

No problem, I have a few species, and a few pics of them under a UV light. I'll make a thread.

 

[jessica]

Though I could never keep a tarantulas they sure do look pretty in pictures!

Welcome to the forum!

 

[DragonLady]

Welcome to the Forum! I just don't do spiders, but respect the fact that you do! Of course, I'll probably have nightmares tonight after looking at your pictures, but they are very colorful - just really glad they are at your house and not mine!

 

[jackscham]

Wow.. Someone needs a BIG can of raid! J/k.