Fawnmisty
Member
Hello all! Purchased an egg from a local breeder here in town, in October 2018. Estimated due date was 01/15/19. He came yesterday! I can say it was a sit and wait emotional roller coaster, that I will NEVER do again. I'm a worry wart and I don't think I can handle that type of stress again. I have followed instructions to a T. The breeder probably hates me because I call/text asking questions all the time. We would love to be successful chameleon owners. It has been a great and stressful experience so far. I researched for a long time before making this decision and I've been browsing this forum for months on end and reading so much. I know that there are a lot of do's and don'ts that are simply based on opinions, not just fact. I also know not to believe every single thing I read. So far this forum has seemed to be the most honest and resourceful. I've been to others where is was just a drama, gossip forum, and I'm not here for that. The Chameleon (Benjamin or Camilla) is my son's, with my supervision, as my son is only 14, he is reading this forum as well. Our family is very excited to have this little guy/gal. We feel good about the situation so far, and feel that if there is an emergency, the breeder is literally 5-8 minutes away, but since this is our first time it would be nice to hear success stories from others, as well as helpful information.
FYI- "He" just seems to be what we are referring to it as. We know it may in fact be a she..
Any positive information would be appreciated. Our breeder sold us the entire enclosure set up with lights, temperature gauges, mist system, etc. We know we have all of the accommodations for it correct. We have fruit flies on hand for a little while and then will offer other food.
FYI- "He" just seems to be what we are referring to it as. We know it may in fact be a she..
Any positive information would be appreciated. Our breeder sold us the entire enclosure set up with lights, temperature gauges, mist system, etc. We know we have all of the accommodations for it correct. We have fruit flies on hand for a little while and then will offer other food.
