Jeremy2792
New Member
Hello all;
This is my first post, I was happy to see that a Chameleon Forum existed! I'm a huge reptile enthusiast. I currently have a Columbia Boa, he is just a few months old and growing so fast. Previously I had a Ball Python for 17 years. He was 23 when he died last year. I rescued him and he lived a healthy life. I'm located in Florida so in the summer time at optimal temperatures, I take my snake EVERYWHERE with me, and he loves it.
Anyway, I love Chameleons and always have. I am particularly looking for this kind of Chameleon [The 1st one listed] but the other 2 are also pretty cool. Before I get one of these guys, I am going to do my research as far as care taking, diet, caging, etc.
What I am interested in knowing is where can I find a Chameleon like this one? I've tried doing research and nothing has really been clear. Approximately how much do they go for as far as price? Are they relatively easy to take care of? I mean other than monitoring the temperature, basking temperature, humidity, diet, water, tender love and care, etc.
All help is greatly appreciated.
This is my first post, I was happy to see that a Chameleon Forum existed! I'm a huge reptile enthusiast. I currently have a Columbia Boa, he is just a few months old and growing so fast. Previously I had a Ball Python for 17 years. He was 23 when he died last year. I rescued him and he lived a healthy life. I'm located in Florida so in the summer time at optimal temperatures, I take my snake EVERYWHERE with me, and he loves it.
Anyway, I love Chameleons and always have. I am particularly looking for this kind of Chameleon [The 1st one listed] but the other 2 are also pretty cool. Before I get one of these guys, I am going to do my research as far as care taking, diet, caging, etc.
What I am interested in knowing is where can I find a Chameleon like this one? I've tried doing research and nothing has really been clear. Approximately how much do they go for as far as price? Are they relatively easy to take care of? I mean other than monitoring the temperature, basking temperature, humidity, diet, water, tender love and care, etc.
All help is greatly appreciated.