What is the cheapest place that sells nosy bes?

[Dylan Dutz]

So whats the cheapest? Im looking into getting one...

 

[xoiceox]

Chameleons. Price should be the least of ur worries, u want to buy from a place that treats them right <3

 

[Julirs]

Baby Nosy's are all around $250. Jim at ChameleonCompany has some, Kammer's have some. Mike at FL Chams has a stunner for $400! You get what you pay for.

 

[mika]

The cheapest one I saw was at cruzin chameleons on kingsnake

 

[mczoo]

get what you pay for

Please take it from a person who tried cheeper. After the vet bills and death one of my most recent chameleon i would worry most about quality

Hope this helps

Sean

 

[mika]

Or go the reptile shows, that way you don't have to pay on shipping.

I agree, quality before price

 

[FOREVER ENDEAVOR]

chameleonco,fl chams,lost lake chameleons,screameleons,lllreptile,reptile depot and of course fauna classifieds and kingsnake..dont be afraid to ask questions befor your purchase..

 

[mika]

I wouldn't buy chams from reptile depot. They are housed poorly in my opinion & the enclosures are dirty.

 

[FOREVER ENDEAVOR]

wow.. well thats good to know..i have yet to buy chams from them and now i probably wont.. ill take your word for it seeing as how your in the same state.

 

[Kat77]

DON'T buy a chameleon because it's cheap. People who are getting rid of their chameleons for cheap are usually doing it for a reason. Look for quality not cheap when you're buying a chameleon. Kammerflage Creations ( www.chameleonsonly.com ) has some nice ones for $250.00 right now, and so do many other reputable breeders.

 

[Dylan Dutz]

Yes I know its not about price over quality. I just want to know the price range. Its not like I would buy one from a place that treats them poorly

 

[chamlover]

I strongly agree with everyone. Don't by just to save a few pennies because you can be guaranteed to pay in the long run. Even at 200 it is alot of money to lose if they die or if you have to spend anothr 200 on vet bills. Wait a little longer and save a little more and get a GOOD quality one from a GOOD breeder. You and your new friend will both be happier in the long run.

Debby