Would it be OK for me to use this forum to offer up a free panther chameleon egg? Hatch date runs from Mar 4th through July. I purchased at the Northwest show but the more I educate myself, the more I realize I don't have the bandwidth to provide the care this little one deserves. Local pickup only in the Seattle area. I also have a brand new cage to sell at cost. If this forum is not appropriate, any suggestions for an appropriate site. Cynthia
Free panther chameleon egg
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Im in the area , any way you can hold him till he hatches and i pick him up ?
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I’m more than willing to take him
I am super anxious that the little one will hatch at an unexpected time which is why I am looking for someone who can pick up in the next week. If I had the time and expertise, I would certainly be keeping it. I am currently incubating in a dark but warmish enclosed area (with some humidity)
Can you briefly share with me your experience? I want to be sure to place him in a good home (although no guarantee of sex and hatch date). Estimated to be between March 4 all the way to July.
Can you briefly share with me your experience? I want to be sure to place him in a good home (although no guarantee of sex and hatch date). Estimated to be between March 4 all the way to July.
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I have a panther and veiled , ambilobe and piebald . Im about to start breeding panthers , i also have a female ambilobe coming in tomorrow lol . I live in everett any way we can meet somewhere or how exactly are you keeping the egg if you dont mind me asking ? And what locale is it ?
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I am keeping the egg in the container setup in which it came including a damp sponge (moisten once per month). I can give you the name of the breeder if you wish. I am maintaining the temp at around 70+ degrees, wrapped in a towel to maintain warmth and keeping it covered. Photos attached. I am actually struggling as I am already attached and so want to raise it (I am an odd one!). I live in the Issaquah area. And yes we can meet somewhere...My son lives in North Seattle (Lake City). That might be a nice midway location. Cynthia
I am keeping the egg in the container setup in which it came including a damp sponge (moisten once per month). I can give you the name of the breeder if you wish. I am maintaining the temp at around 70+ degrees, wrapped in a towel to maintain warmth and keeping it covered. Photos attached. I am actually struggling as I am already attached and so want to raise it (I am an odd one!). I live in the Issaquah area. And yes we can meet somewhere...My son lives in North Seattle (Lake City). That might be a nice midway location. Cynthia
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Yea whos the breeder ?
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Oh man ok ive heard some bad things about that breeder tbh
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Yea im not gonna lie ive bought from him before and learned from other breeders that hes not that trust worthy and stuff . I mean hopefully the egg pays off but just a few people have all told me the same thing about him .
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How much did you pay ? Does the egg look healthy ?
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Ok , sorry if i offended . I did not mean too , i mean if you want ill still take care of it and hatch it and everything 
Just to chime in here.... I think if this is outside your comfort level then you are doing the right thing. I have been in the hobby over 5 years and there is no way I would take on an egg much less a hatchling. They are just way too fragile. Should you want to get a chameleon in the future you want to go with a reputable breeder that sells them no younger than 3 months old.
Let us know if you ever want info on breeders we would recommend.
It seems one of the members commented above about taking it. Maybe private message them with your contact details. click their name and then in the pop up click start conversation. Fill in your title of the convo and then the body of the message. This way only they will have your details.
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Just to chime in here.... I think if this is outside your comfort level then you are doing the right thing. I have been in the hobby over 5 years and there is no way I would take on an egg much less a hatchling. They are just way too fragile. Should you want to get a chameleon in the future you want to go with a reputable breeder that sells them no younger than 3 months old.
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Check out framschams . Just bought a ambanja there . Great breeder and always responds quick af .
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