I was wondering if any body new any websights or info and where to buy captive bred carpet chameleons?
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I was wondering if any body new any websights or info and where to buy captive bred carpet chameleons?
Boy do I wish I had the answer to this question. For some reason, they have become very hard to find...wild caughts included.
Sorry I'm not more help...
Kristen
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1.1 pygmy leaf
1.1 carpet
1.0 jackson
0.0.3 red eared sliders
Where did you get yours?
I got my male from First Choice reptiles awhile back. He has eggs incubating, but none available. As I mentioned in my reply to Reptayls, I got my female from ChamCo. They don't have any right now either, unfortunately.
Sure do wish we could find some.
Kristen
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1.1 pygmy leaf
1.1 carpet
1.0 jackson
0.0.3 red eared sliders
Kammer sells them, there i a link at the top of the page I really lik the look of them, I was wondering avoyt maybe getting a carpetinstead of a veiled.
Kammerflage Kreations has them on their lists... and ChamCo in Florida have been selling them.
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I should have clarified my post.
I mean I can't seem to find f. lateralis lateralis. The Kammers breed the Giant Carpets (f. lateralis major)...a different species/sub-species (evidently, some disagree on whether or not this is a different species altogether or simply a different sub-species...but they are different regardless.)
ChamCo does not have any, currently. That is where I got my CB female from.
Take care
Kristen
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1.1 pygmy leaf
1.1 carpet
1.0 jackson
0.0.3 red eared sliders
Unfortunately this beautiful chameleon is not to be kept. There life span is so short that if you get a WC animal unless it is a juvenile it is ready to die from old age. There are very rarily any captive bred animals because people can't make money breeding lateralis and even a young breeding pair will only produce a few clutches of eggs. Try your hand at a different species.
vadoni
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