Breeds of chams??

[Katacara]

Hello, I am not sure if this is the right place for this post, if it is not I apologize. Just let me know and I will repost in the general discussion forum.

I have had my baby vailed for about a month now and along with doing everything I can for him, I am already thinking about the next cham I would like to get.

I have read (and already am experiencing a small bit) that veiled's tend to be the cham that has the most attitude. So I am just wondering what kind of cham tends to be the most friendly?? Thanks

 

[Classy]

Hello, I am not sure if this is the right place for this post, if it is not I apologize. Just let me know and I will repost in the general discussion forum.

I have had my baby vailed for about a month now and along with doing everything I can for him, I am already thinking about the next cham I would like to get.

I have read (and already am experiencing a small bit) that veiled's tend to be the cham that has the most attitude. So I am just wondering what kind of cham tends to be the most friendly?? Thanks

I'd say panther chameleons tend to be the most friendly, but it depends on the animal. I'm getting my baby panther soon and I'm so excited

 

[Katacara]

Did you find someone local or did you end up ordering one?

 

[Classy]

Did you find someone local or did you end up ordering one?

I found someone local, just waiting for him to reply back to my email xD

 

[jamest0o0]

Most panthers I've seen are easy going. My one young guy (~4months) though has an attitude. He attacked a branch I used to try and move him today and is the first panther I've heard hiss. I've heard oustalet are very friendly, but near impossible to find CB.

 

[serenaj25]

panthers are generally more easy going but it all depends on the individual personality. never seen my panther hiss or attempt to bite.