amicusdraco
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Hello
I'm reading this forum for a long time but this is my first post here.
I keep and breed lizards about 20 years now. Now I & my friend focus on Uromastyx and New Caledonian Geckos. You can see our animals on amicusdraco.eu
I the past I had and breed Veiled chameleon (Chamaeleo calyptratus). Now I dream to have chameleon again. Not sure yet but I think not for breeding purpose, just one pet-male. I like most Furcifer pardalis and Columma parsonii but they both too big for me. I like my animals to live in big, naturalistic terrariums so I think about something smaller. Trioceros jacksonii jacksonii seems to be perfect size but I'm worry about its temperature requirements. Summer can be quite hot in here. So I'm looking for medium-sized chameleon (I do not want too small either) with similar care to panther or veiled. I think Furcifer lateralis can be good for me but maybe you can advise me other species?
Btw with pardalis locality is the smallest one?
Thank you very much and sorry about my English.
I'm reading this forum for a long time but this is my first post here.
I keep and breed lizards about 20 years now. Now I & my friend focus on Uromastyx and New Caledonian Geckos. You can see our animals on amicusdraco.eu
I the past I had and breed Veiled chameleon (Chamaeleo calyptratus). Now I dream to have chameleon again. Not sure yet but I think not for breeding purpose, just one pet-male. I like most Furcifer pardalis and Columma parsonii but they both too big for me. I like my animals to live in big, naturalistic terrariums so I think about something smaller. Trioceros jacksonii jacksonii seems to be perfect size but I'm worry about its temperature requirements. Summer can be quite hot in here. So I'm looking for medium-sized chameleon (I do not want too small either) with similar care to panther or veiled. I think Furcifer lateralis can be good for me but maybe you can advise me other species?
Btw with pardalis locality is the smallest one?
Thank you very much and sorry about my English.