Last night I was over with bunch of people that used to work at the conservation center in Victoria that closed down last September. One of them has so so many animals and she's going away to Calgary for a few months that she asked me to permanently keep her panther Chameleon. OK I get a 5H*3L*2W'5 foot cage for it for free. I get branches, heat lamp, UV light thermometer, humidity reader. Ok the thing is I would like to know the humidity needs, the temperature and other aspects of there husbandry. The other choice was an injured Blue tongued skink but my mom thinks they look too much like snakes so a no-no and It would cost too much in medical bills so the panther all the way. I helped take care of the chameleon when it was at the conservation center so I have some experience with it. I get everything for free which is really nice and it's feeding and looking great since I saw it only a month ago. Any help would be great.
Thanks
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Panther Chameleon
snakegal123456
Aug 07, 2005 01:07 PM
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redoaksblues
Aug 07, 2005 08:50 PM
Left a message in the panther forum...forgot to mention....panther chameleons have expensive vet bills too if they get sick or injured...(all reptiles are expensive when it comse to vet bills..)
