Psi
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I was directed here by my friend laughing about Chamsters posts again.
So, because I'm being nice ...
Julirs said:
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panther breeding
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I was directed here by my friend laughing about Chamsters posts again.
So, because I'm being nice ...
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Lizardlover
New Member
and that, my friend, is the perfect reason not to breed your male.
dmaizer
Avid Member
then your better off selling them as wholesale.....to pet shops.
Texas Panther Man
New Member
Thats a great breakdown of cost. I can tell you it cost me a lot more than that to raise 2 clutches of ambanjas. Thats the reason i sold my veiled eggs to a lrs. I knew i was going to lose my azz on them. Its a real shame the low prices on veileds. It keeps the hobbyist from breeding them because its a losing proposition.
Chamster
New Member
Alright I just emailed him. This is what I said:
"Hi Nelson, I need to know information about the chams parents and grand parents... Are they all blue bar ambilobes or maybe some of them red ambilobes. Is my Cham PURE blue bar ambilobe as in his parents and grand parents being blue bar ambilobes? I need to know please."
"Hi Nelson, I need to know information about the chams parents and grand parents... Are they all blue bar ambilobes or maybe some of them red ambilobes. Is my Cham PURE blue bar ambilobe as in his parents and grand parents being blue bar ambilobes? I need to know please."
Psi
New Member
It's a safe shocking breakdown, and I would expect it would cost the unknowing person a lot more due to uneducated spending the first time around.
I mostly hoped to scare Chamster into not wanting to breed, since a $100ish vet visit he already stated was too much for him and he would simply replace the animal if anything happened to it.
Personally, I'm already planning my breeding situation out while I'm still 2+ months away from mating at a minimum(most likely 4 months boo
).
Texas Panther Man
New Member
Hes basically just giving an outward description of the chameleons hes selling. That in no way gives you any knowledge concerning where he bought his breeders or the names of his sire and dame. If you plan on breeding I would start with an established bloodline. How do u know hes not breeding related siblngs? I'd say go elsewhere for any future chams u purchase.
warpdrive
Avid Member
the info is good for what type of panther your cham is.
but it still lacks the info on what the "blood lines" are.
it's not that he didn't anser your question, but that YOU didn't ask the right question.
my point is, how can you even think of breeding when you don't know if your chams are related in some way?
in other words, a new female that you may buy could be your male's step-sister.
is inbreeding what you are looking for?
bllood lines, it's like your family tree. you wouldn't want to breed your niece would you?
so the questions you need to ask the breeder are what is your male's family tree so you can then use that info to buy an unrelated female.
I hope this helped.
Harry
sandrachameleon
Chameleon Enthusiast
Sometimes, I really wish I had the ability to REMOVE reputation points.
Another board I am on allows one to give either positive or negative reputation (it is called Mojo on that board). Comes in handy.
fowlers
New Member
you are crazy m8 fair play
how would you know what bloodline it is by looking at it. i think you should give the breeding a break for a while and do some research!!!! otherwise i can guarentee you will run into problems with your female or even worse a load of babies....
sandrachameleon
Chameleon Enthusiast
Try doing a forum search on "Reputation" and see what you learn.
