Owning a Parson Chameleons

[pohchunyee]

Now, just out of curiosity, do you need CITES paperwork to actually own a Parson Chameleon? Even though it is CB/WC? Out of boredom, i went looking for some information about Parson Chameleon when i found this site that is actually selling some Parson Chameleon in Canada. For someone who is interested in owning 1 or 2.

http://www.globalexoticpets.com/Stock_pages/Parsons_Chameleons.htm

 

[chameloman72]

That guy doesn't have CRAP!! Call him and ask for a parsons and all he will tell you is that he can try and get you one and then you never here from him again!!!!

 

[pohchunyee]

Lol..........ok...!:d

 

[Will Hayward]

As far as needing CITES? If it is an animal listed on CITES, and the animal is going to be moved from one country to another, then yes, CITES permits are needed, along with some other paperwork depending on the circomstances.

I've met Rob from Global Exotic Pets personally, been to his shop, and know good friends that know him as well and have seen the Parsons he has had. I do not recommend Rob as a source for these chameleons, let alone a "good" source for anything else.

 

[pohchunyee]

Wow............everyone have something bad to said about him...Hmmm. thanks will!

 

[Dankmeleon]

I got some female veileds from him and they are superb

 

[Vegas Chad]

lol... ya im sure...

 

[chameloman72]

LOL.......I second the notion!! I bet you there DANK!!!

 

[Will Hayward]

Well, I suppose I should have emailed part of my post, but I think if you are looking for feedback on Rob, that this is not the place. Feedback about him should be left off this particular forum and your search for it should be on the Fauna website in the Board of Inquiry section.

 

[Will Hayward]

Dank, where abouts are you located?

 

[Dankmeleon]

I'm currently living in Tampa Bay, but I'm from Calgary

 

[Dankmeleon]

yes because veileds are rare species indeed, and plenty of good veiled genetics are not available worldwide, thanks vegas I applaud you in your genius