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06-15-04, 12:20 PM
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a Veiled for sure
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06-16-04, 04:30 PM
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I wish I could have any:\ currently only have two leopard geckos are there any cheap chameleons out there?
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06-16-04, 07:40 PM
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Join Date: Jul-2003
Location: Toronto
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right now there pygmys(sp) and veilded from what i kno, better off with a veilded. IMO best bet is to get a panther you do have to pay a bit more but its worth it
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06-16-04, 07:56 PM
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Join Date: Feb-2004
Location: NJ
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well, the cost of the chameleon is probably the least of your concerns price wise. feeding it, getting a large enough cage, maintaining the right temperatures/humidity, supplemental lighting. in the long run, the chameleon is the cheapest part
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06-16-04, 11:58 PM
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Join Date: Jun-2004
Location: Virginia
Age: 42
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yea, the cham itself ended up being a whole lot cheaper than all of the other stuff i had to buy. i think i spent about $250 on supplies and $75 on the cham
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06-17-04, 11:24 AM
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Join Date: Dec-2003
Location: Peterborough, Canada
Age: 36
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I highly discourage you fromgetting a Pygmy chameleon unless you have past chameleon experience.
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06-18-04, 09:55 PM
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Join Date: Jun-2003
Location: Ottawa
Age: 37
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Like you had when you got yours viper? LOL I mean, I myself would even be intimidated in bringing home pygmys, even after my more than average "experiance" with chams.
Jason
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06-19-04, 02:43 PM
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Join Date: Dec-2003
Location: Peterborough, Canada
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Lol, you got a point there. I did get mine when all I have ever cared for is a Veiled. But I have done much previous research on their care. Also, for the care of these, you basically need to try things, as there is not a lot known on their husbandry while being successful. Also, at the time I didn't realize the chances of one surviving for any time in captivity. So I am saying now, I do not recommend them without past experience.
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