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my bad:LOL::LOL:

i doubt i can send a hatchling to cali from the uk. even if i do breed:p

do you guys recommend any books on chameleons? currently re reading this

if you do wanna make money you can put kits together and sell them too

I am going to do about 6 months of extensive research on chameleons before deciding to breed. i will also ask local breeders and reptile stores for info on stock and how fast i sells. at the end of the day im not doing it for money but for the enjoyment. im willing to give them to my local...

i have noticed that lots of keepers (including myself) complain about the eye health of our animals. i just wanted to know if it was because of the animals becoming more and more homozygous as the gene pool is getting smaller. any info will help.

i would love to breed chameleons to increase my knowledge and understanding of them but the industry is taking over the reptile hobby. @JoshD49 you can always come pick one up from the uk:). mabye add diversity to the small gene pool.

you can never have just one.:LOL::p

cresties are so cute!! you guys are just tryna make my pockets empty:LOL::ROFLMAO:

i would love to but im thinking of the welfare of the animals over everything. also the competition of the wholesalers is too large. i wouldnt want any animal to be in anything but the best conditions. maybe in the future when i get my reptile room.

thanks for the advice. i never knew chameleons were mass produced in the uk.

might have to mess around with a few morphs. i have a gecko expert available to me:)

the cons outweigh the pros... im going to put the animals first and not breed chameleons... i hate it when a species becomes industrialised. hobbyists lose a large part of the hobby. im gonna have to take my time and find something in high demand.

there is a demand for them as far as i know and they run for large sums (even more for panthers). my veiled male cost me 100 dollars US in a reptile breeder store. and pathers cost up to 450. there is a market for them but i dont want to be giving animals to the wrong homes.

glad to have another brit on the forums:LOL:

im not 100% sure about chams but it will take a bit of time. it seems like it takes foreveerrrr...

understood. i dont want to put any any animals life over my personal enjoyment. is there anything i can breed that would be easier to rehome. doesnt have to be a chameleon...

also i think her eyes might be red from pushing out the eggs. they may be bloodshot. like pushing out a large brick:ROFLMAO:. upload a photo.

awesome! good luck and keep us updated!:p

some people dont want to take advice backed up with facts i guess:unsure: