Awesome Job Oldies!!!

[chamlover]

I would just like to say that i think you guys that have been doing this, some of you for over 20 years, are pretty awesome!!! I don't know how you did it, back then there was so little info. I can't imagine how many lives were lost due to poor info. Thank God for the interenet! And thank you oldies (in cham keeping only) for being the pioneers, is that spelled right?, in this field AND for helping and sharing all the info you have learned with all of us. Thought you should know.

Debby

 

[chamlover]

What am I the only one that thinks these guys are awesome?

Debby

 

[Dave]

Not at all, I think it's a wonderful thing they've accomplished here. Quite the achievement.

-Dave

 

[Chameleons Northwest]

They are totally awesome. It takes a lot of time for them to sit and read these posts and give thoughtful answers. We've been doing chams only a short time when we were told of this forum last year. The fine people here helped save Guido's life (our male veiled cham of 4 years) and have helped us in raising several other species since then. I write only a few times a week, because my experience is so limited. Some of the truly experienced breeders/keepers respond to many requests for help every day.

 

[AFH]

I, too, appreciate all the help I've received from experienced keepers.

 

[phoenixnr]

Agreed! I've been on a lot of forums (non cham related) and this is the nicest most helpful one I've ever seen. Kudos to the regulars on here. You have a good thing going!

 

[bllanosr]

Yeah, I'm also thankful for the oldies who share their experience and knowledge in this forum. I used to frequent kingsnake.com for cham and snake info, but I have to say their cham forum is pretty slow. I don't known a cham yet, but hopefully sometime this month or either in July for the San Diego show I can get my very first cham. Can't wait till then.