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where does everyone get or have gotten their chameleons on-line? I am looking for a good site that sells either Female Jacksons or male Panther Or Ambajama or whatever pretty color ones

Check out the classifieds section. There are a lot of very good breeders that post there. I have purchased most of my chameleons through it.
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2.0.0 Veiled Chameleons (Eros & Himeros)
1.0.0 Sandfire red/gold Beardie (No Name yet)
0.1.0 Brown Basilisk (Leroy, I know shes a girl!)
0.0.2 Chinese Water Dragons (Merl & Maggie May)
0.0.1 Marbled Gecko (Chalmers)
1.0.0 15 year old Eastern Box Turtle (Radar)

Comming
Senegal Chameleon breeding pair
Hopefuls
Female beardie named Sissy. Hoping to adopt her from mid michigan reptile rescue. Keeping my fingers crossed!

Where is there a good place to buy Panther chameleons online? Cheap!!!

Your chances of finding a panther CHEAP is unlikely. They are expensive chameleons. Like i said, the best place to find a well established breeder, and better prices is on the classifieds section. There are always a nice selection of panthers there, but like i said, your not gonna find one too cheap.
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2.0.0 Veiled Chameleons (Eros & Himeros)
1.0.0 Sandfire red/gold Beardie (No Name yet)
0.1.0 Brown Basilisk (Leroy, I know shes a girl!)
0.0.2 Chinese Water Dragons (Merl & Maggie May)
0.0.1 Marbled Gecko (Chalmers)
1.0.0 15 year old Eastern Box Turtle (Radar)

Comming
Senegal Chameleon breeding pair
Hopefuls
Female beardie named Sissy. Hoping to adopt her from mid michigan reptile rescue. Keeping my fingers crossed!

let me just say this, "You get what u pay for" u wanna save money, go to a pet store like scales, creature castle, petsmart,etc. if u want nice coloration of panthers and others, try the classifieds or even calumma.com, i love the cham i got from calumma.
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1.0. Vield Chameleon(Jessy James)
1.1.3 Sugar gliders(Bonnie & Clyde)
2.0 Ferrets(Butch & Sundance)
1.1.3 Parakeets(Prettyboy,Sassy)
1.0 Doberman (Aries)
1.1 Cats(Riley, Zoe)

Going to a pet store like Petsmart won't even save you money. Besides being convienent to go pick up a chameleon, there's no advantage to getting one there. The last time I was at Petsmart, they were selling young veileds for around $80-100, and other reptile stores here sell them at similar prices. You'd get a better quality chameleon buying direct from a reputable breeder, and usually at a lower price. The term "you get what you pay for" doesn't always apply, in the case where an animal is overpriced to begin with.
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Tyler Stewart
Las Vegas NV
www.BLUEBEASTREPTILE.com

If you are concerned about the price of the animal to begin with I question if you realize the cost of the animal for the long run. There is a lot more to consider than the price of any animal. The proper housing setup alone will most likely be much more than the cost of the animal if done properly. Plus you must think about the vet bills. I'm lucky that I live near a University, I have already determined who the herp vets are, and where they are. I have a daytime vet and a nighttime one for emergencies (one that is open ONLY at night, but they are expensive!).

Please make sure you can afford the pet before you purchase. Any animal will cost more in the long run, and they aren't some cheap plastic toy to throw away. They can't be let free in the wild and they shouldn't be treated poorly.

>>Where is there a good place to buy Panther chameleons online? Cheap!!!
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1.0 Bearded Dragon (Charlie)
0.1 Corn Snake (Diamond)
1.1 Felines (Blacky and Princes)
1.0 Canine (Skeeter)
2.0 Cockatiels

these are not cheap animals to keep and have very specific requirements. Here is an article on the costs involved:www.chameleonnews.com/year2003/july2003/costs/costs.html

Be sure to do all your research first and don't get them just b/c they are cool or have pretty colors. I don't own panthers but from what I understand they are one of the more expensive to purchase. As for breeders Ed and Liddy Kammer are one of the best www.calumma.com/. They also have a setup- check list that you may want to look at to consider what is needed, prices, etc. And, as the previous poster said - vet bills, you will not escape them and they can be expensive. Make sure you have a local herp vet before purchasing. if you don't have one in your area you may want to reconsider. here's a link to vets. Hope this helps!

lele
vets by state and country

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0.1 veiled - Luna
0.2 green anoles Jaida & Jetta
0.1 brown anole - Jamaica
0.2 house geckos - Gaia & Tia
0.2 felines - Kyndra and Líta

YES chams are much more expensive than I originaly thought. I took into consideration food, water, lights, dust, and built my own cages to save money, but I never realized just how much their vet bills would be. not only if they get sick, but you need to have fecals done once or twice a year to make sure you dont have any parasites. they get them from their food often times.
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From Sunny Florida
Jovana's kids listed below
1.0 Veileds
1.1 Ambanja Panther
1.1 Tamatave Panther