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i tried some places on lele's link but couldn't find anywere that i liked also i was wondering what the average price for them is. thanks

jk

i think your best bet is to buy eggs ... you can buy 6000 eggs for 40 dollars ... i dont do it, but i know people that do!
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Jason
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1.0 maroantsetra panther chameleon
0.2 dwarf panther chameleons
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Just a note from me:
I tried to do the eggs.. it's a lot harder than I thought it was going to be.(or else I just sucked at it really bad) I bought 4000 silkie eggs, and I have 2 left. (not 2000, not 200) 2!
I'll try again when I have time to really understand what I am trying to accomplish. (and buy a whole lot less) I was under the impression that you grate their food overtop of them everyday, and eventually you will have a great food source.
I have less than a snack left.

I had no problems at all.

one thing with the eggs...when they hatched..did you keep them in an incubator? they tend to die quickly when they are black if the temp is not perfect.

Also - yeah - just grate it over em. make sure the chunks are not so big it kills the little guys though. I bought one of those 4 side graters with the different sizes. works great for all stages of life.

well - my cham is on patrol again. gotta go.

-adam

there is a guy on ebay that sells them for $8 for 100 or $15 for 200. i believe the guy is our very own charm paradise. here's the link: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2342477326&category=1285

dennis
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compasscreek backcountry adventures

great guy. He knows me then.

just bought some silks and crix and he has cash in his pocket for some future orders.

very easy to work with

john is definately a good guy!he's always been there for my questions. kind of a mentor.

dennis
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compasscreek backcountry adventures