Being an animal lover and seeing the effect on me for not having a pet for a few years I desided to get my life long dream pet...AKA a chameleon.
Once I finally got Splat, a panther cross, it has been nothing but an adventure...
Having no spouse, my friends were very supportive and was fascinated of him.
They have seen him grow from a cute little 6 week old, to a giant monster.
Since he is also so friendly to strangers, it is hard for anyone to not fall in love with him...and many non reptile lovers change their minds once they see him. ( Or should I say, once Splat notices the stranger and he starts doing some tricks to get their attention)
Once in his adult cage, it was hard to look at an empty baby cage.
I also was falling in love with the looks of a Quad.
So the disease was setting in, and I got myself on a list for a CB baby Quad.
Sadly, tragedy stuck and eggs and babies died. So I didn't get a baby and that empty cage kept haunting me.
With no hope of ever getting a CB Quad in a long, long time, I decided to get an ambilobie female with the possibility to learn first hand about breeding chameleons before I take on the possibility of breeding Quads.
So I got little Laurie, an abilobie female panther.
Once again my friends were supportive.
Then, I had the chance to get not just one WC Quad, but a pair.
I jumped at both of them.
While my friends were supportive, they started to get concerned.
A few months later I got a CH baby Quad from Laurie, named Tarzan.
My friends may have been distracted by his cuteness, but they were also getting scared that my addiction was getting out of control.
Then, after some begging, and Laurie twisting Luis' arm, I now have a possible future mate for Tarzan just a couple of months later.
Possible, because I honestly think this CB female Quad could be a male...but it doesn't matter as he is such a cute little thing.
My friends are now fully convinced that I'm NUTS and need help.
So I just tell them that they are correct and that they need to help me by buying me another!!!
Harry