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Honestly, if you are after the lowest price you should get yourself a rubber chameleon from Wallmart! Sorry I could not resist! In this life, cheap is just it, cheap! My most amazing chameleon also cost me the most! A lot of time and money goes in to breeding and raising healthy, amazing chameleons. If the breeder cuts corners to save cost the growing chameleon suffers for it! Please do not be in a hurry, do your research and be completely ready to bring your baby home!

Best of luck
Matt
(From: "Nuts Over Chameleons: Mount Shasta Panthers" Facebook).
 
Also remember that the chameleon is not going to be your biggest expense. The cage, lighting, water delivery, plants, feeders (and all that goes into raising them) will take a lot more. Also, you need to have a reserve for vet care. Most vets will not be able to deal with common cham health problems so you'll need to find out where your nearest herp specialist will be and what they charge.
 
Carlton said:
Also remember that the chameleon is not going to be your biggest expense. The cage, lighting, water delivery, plants, feeders (and all that goes into raising them) will take a lot more. Also, you need to have a reserve for vet care. Most vets will not be able to deal with common cham health problems so you'll need to find out where your nearest herp specialist will be and what they charge.
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This. ^
After I bought my chameleon the equipment cost easily outweighed my cham. And I bought a nice healthy one from an extremely reputable breeder.
This isn't a cheap hobby to say the least. But most things aren't that are worth it. I have 0 regrets dropping the coin I did on any of it. Buy once, cry once.
 
pgr7 said:
This. ^
After I bought my chameleon the equipment cost easily outweighed my cham. And I bought a nice healthy one from an extremely reputable breeder.
This isn't a cheap hobby to say the least. But most things aren't that are worth it. I have 0 regrets dropping the coin I did on any of it. Buy once, cry once.
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What breeder?
 
buy once cry one :eek: ....I cant stop looking or buying them I want them all...... I may buy once, cry once on a Parsonii;)
 
FREE VIELED HERE!!

Im looking for a caring, loving home for my Chameleon to go to. Im moving to a new location and dont have the ability to bring my lizard unfortunately. Im not looking to charge anyone just in desperate need of a family or individual who would be able to take her in. Someone who preferably knows about chameleons. My Veiled is a female and she is very healthy. She loves her environment and enjoys hanging out with me outside her cage. I wish i didn't have to give her up but if someone could help me out Id so appreciate it!

Her name is Edna
- 9 months old
- Doesn't bite
- Very Active
- Eats Daily
- Never produced a clutch

Im located near Albany, NY
 
Gerb24 said:
FREE VIELED HERE!!

Im looking for a caring, loving home for my Chameleon to go to. Im moving to a new location and dont have the ability to bring my lizard unfortunately. Im not looking to charge anyone just in desperate need of a family or individual who would be able to take her in. Someone who preferably knows about chameleons. My Veiled is a female and she is very healthy. She loves her environment and enjoys hanging out with me outside her cage. I wish i didn't have to give her up but if someone could help me out Id so appreciate it!

Her name is Edna
- 9 months old
- Doesn't bite
- Very Active
- Eats Daily
- Never produced a clutch

Im located near Albany, NY
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What about the shipping and egg laying do you have an egg laying bin
 
I do have an egg laying bin. Ive introduced it to her, she's explored it but never dug a hole. I gave her sample holes; she lost interest. I did research about this one gentleman who prevents his chameleons from producing clutches and ive mimicked how he feeds and so far she hasn't even shown signs of having eggs, but i keep a close eye on her, id never want her to get egg bound.. But what about shipping?
 
Gerb24 said:
I do have an egg laying bin. Ive introduced it to her, she's explored it but never dug a hole. I gave her sample holes; she lost interest. I did research about this one gentleman who prevents his chameleons from producing clutches and ive mimicked how he feeds and so far she hasn't even shown signs of having eggs, but i keep a close eye on her, id never want her to get egg bound.. But what about shipping?
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Do you know how much it would be I live in Ohio?
 
Matt Vanilla Gorilla said:
Honestly, if you are after the lowest price you should get yourself a rubber chameleon from Wallmart! Sorry I could not resist! In this life, cheap is just it, cheap! My most amazing chameleon also cost me the most! A lot of time and money goes in to breeding and raising healthy, amazing chameleons. If the breeder cuts corners to save cost the growing chameleon suffers for it! Please do not be in a hurry, do your research and be completely ready to bring your baby home!

Best of luck
Matt
(From: "Nuts Over Chameleons: Mount Shasta Panthers" Facebook).
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I totally want a rubber chameleon now too though. I want like a typical "rubber chicken" you know the clichéd comedy prop thingy, only a chameleon. If that isn't a thing it should be. I love chameleon merchandise of any kind though.
 
oh that I cannot say...
not to informed about shipping of live animals but i can look into it
 
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