Reptile & Amphibian Forums

What kind of Cham do you have? what was your first? How much did you get him/her for? what will be your next?

Sorry for all the questions latetly, just curious questions
-----
"Master Shake" CARE & SETUP INFORMATION
4 Month Old Ambanja Panther Chameleon < Male >

Ocala Florida

--24 x 24 x 48 -- All screen Enclosure
--Pesticide-Free 3' Potted Ficus Tree.
--RepCal with D-3 Twice a Week
--Mineral Twice a Week
--16" UVB 5.0 Bulb (Waiting on a 10.0)
--100 Watt Basking Bulb
--Mr. Moisture Stystem - 3 Times a Day with Distilled Water
--Digital Timer On Lights 8:00AM - 8:00PM
--Digital Thermometer/Humidity Indicator
--55%-65% Humidity
--78*-87* Room Temp.
--95* Basking Temp.
--Eating 3/4" Crickets and Large Houseflys
--Gets to go out in his outdoor enclosure often to enjoy some Florida sun =)

XxKRYMZxX @aol.com - Im always willing to chat about Chameleons

my first cham was a veiled, i had him for about 2.5 years, and he died this february. I then got an Ambanja Panther in March, and I love him. Parson's are my favorite, but I cant afford 3-4,000 for a cham. I got a great deal on my panther, and he is turning out great. he is only 6.5 months old. this pic was taken 1.5 motnhs ago....

-----
1.0 Ambanja Panther
1.1 Leopard Gecko's

My first was a panther from the kammers. He was a cross and had the best personality! My latest addition is a WC Ambilobe. He is a beauty! My favorite would have to be a CBB Ambilobe I also have, his name is Woodrow(named after a president)and just always seems to put on a show for me lol! Here is a picture of my latest WC.

-----

Hey Greg,
Seppi still looks great. You have done a wonderful job of taking care of him. I wish every chameleon I sell would go to such a loving owner.
Cricket

My first was a veiled back in 1993. Cost $140 at 4 months old. My favorite is probably melleri, but fischeri run a close second along with verrucosus. I've kept veileds, jax, verrucosus, deremensis, fischeri multituberculatum and fischeri fischeri, melleri, and cristatus up until now. I'd like malthe, brevicornis, parsoni, bifidus, or balteatus but am not holding my breath!