IvoryBolt
New Member
It's not a small amount of money, but it's also not a big imperfection...If it was noticeable, sure, discount it. I will spend my money on what I feel is worth it, thanks.
How much did you pay?
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It's not a small amount of money, but it's also not a big imperfection...If it was noticeable, sure, discount it. I will spend my money on what I feel is worth it, thanks.
IvoryBolt
New Member
It's hard to accept an apology after you basically said my chameleon wasn't worth anything. If you have an issue with the price, take it up with crazy chams. But a cham from that lineage is outstanding, and I'll pay for their customer service and kindess anyday.
Rottsko
Avid Member
@ Rottsko,
A little OT but I just *literally* purchased a Cham from you guys @ Komeleons a couple of minutes ago, a male youth Sired by Ollie.
So back on topic, I paid $300 for my Nosy Be (Scremeleons) and now $300 for an Ambilobe (Komeleons).
Awesome! Thx for your business. We really appreciate and love our clients.
Dr O
Veterinarian
i’ve paid $100-$500+ for panthers. the most expensive females that i’ve ever bought ($400 & $450) from specific lines never gave me egg one….but i understand there’s no guarantees in this hobby!
$60-120 for carpets, WC vs. CBB.
free donated wild veiled. he needs a home w/ lady veileds; i won’t be breeding him.
$60-120 for carpets, WC vs. CBB.
free donated wild veiled. he needs a home w/ lady veileds; i won’t be breeding him.
Rottsko
Avid Member
I'm sorry my words hurt you. I never said your Cham wasn't worth anything. All I said was that if I had the choice of spending $250 for a small imperfection or paying $300 for a Cham with no imperfection, I would've paid the $50 extra to get a Cham without an imperfection. Your cham looks great and is worth what you think it is. I'm not arguing with you about that.
IvoryBolt
New Member
I have no need for a perfect cham, though. ..the other one was only 275...but I wanted him. I have an affinity to the broken animals...they need love too! Apology accepted though
kplatvoet
Member
My first two chameleons were free- first one one of the missionary kids in my class brought back to the boarding/day school in Addis from where his parents were stationed in Ethiopia -(40 years ago) I have no idea what kind he was -
My second was from a girl I work with who had more unexpected babies than she wanted to handle at the time - (jackson)
My panther was $225 delivered and my flapneck was 100.00 plus shipping- my flapneck reminds me of my first the most - you never forget your first.
My second was from a girl I work with who had more unexpected babies than she wanted to handle at the time - (jackson)
My panther was $225 delivered and my flapneck was 100.00 plus shipping- my flapneck reminds me of my first the most - you never forget your first.
BrucenBruce
New Member
Chameleon: Female turquoise veiled chameleon, free. A gift from my son, as a result of an owner surrender for adoption at the Petco where he works.
Reptibreeze, domelights, UVB and heat lamps, calcium, crickets and gutloads, drippers, vines and schifflera plants . . . those are turning out a little pricier, LOL!
(But since I only needed the excuse to have one, I'm rather unreasonably happy about her . . .)
Reptibreeze, domelights, UVB and heat lamps, calcium, crickets and gutloads, drippers, vines and schifflera plants . . . those are turning out a little pricier, LOL!
(But since I only needed the excuse to have one, I'm rather unreasonably happy about her . . .)
Psychedelic Chams
Established Member
250 male ambilobe 225 female ambilobe
Chameleon Company
Avid Member
There were others who didn't have a nipped tail for the same price, and others that were more than him. But i wanted HIM, over all the others I saw. The nipped tail doesn't affect him, not even really cosmetically. I couldn't even tell it was nipped until I saw the caption and looked super hard for it. If you don't like them, don't get them...but I really don't mind. That comment was pretty rude, imo...
I wouldn't trade him for anything.
He's a nice looking critter. You did good.
IvoryBolt
New Member
Thanks! I think he's gorgeous <3
Psychedelic Chams
Established Member
I love his rain he looks amazing
foshizzle11
New Member
I live in Calgary, Canada and I paid $300 for my male panther at 3-4 months old from a private breeder. I looked at all pet stores and there was only 1 male that I found for about the same amount so I went to the breeder. I think $300-$400 is standard around here.
Veiled were less, around $200 from breeders or at the local chains for $100-150.
Veiled were less, around $200 from breeders or at the local chains for $100-150.
There were others who didn't have a nipped tail for the same price, and others that were more than him. But i wanted HIM, over all the others I saw. The nipped tail doesn't affect him, not even really cosmetically. I couldn't even tell it was nipped until I saw the caption and looked super hard for it. If you don't like them, don't get them...but I really don't mind. That comment was pretty rude, imo...
I wouldn't trade him for anything.
This cham is beautiful. I think I know what my next cham is gonna be. Really truly a beautiful speciman. Thanks for sharing the pictures.
