some nice pictures....

Here is an entrepreneurial idea Jurgen. Let's say instead of making all of us wonder how you import all these rare and endangered species. Why don't you move to tropical Madagascar or Africa and start a chameleon farm there where your skill and talents could go towards providing legitimate farm bred chameleons for export to the rest of the world? Or actual breeding endangered species while working with conservationist? This happening where there is an actual chance that your breeding could help the conservation of these endangered species in the wild long term with delisting (if accomplished) and possible exports on the horizon?

If you go for this idea I am Okay with dibs on orders of chameleons.
 
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Motherlode Chameleon said:
Here is an entrepreneurial idea Jurgen. Let's say instead of making all of us wonder how you import all these rare and endangered species. Why don't you move to tropical Madagascar or Africa and start a chameleon farm there where your skill and talents could go towards providing legitimate farm bred chameleons for export to the rest of the world? Or actual breeding endangered species while working with conservationist? This happening where there is an actual chance that your breeding could help the conservation of these endangered species in the wild long term with delisting (if accomplished) and possible exports on the horizon?

If you go for this idea I am Okay with dibs on orders of chameleons.
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Ha ha ha,not a bad idea i guess :D
Again,not all these animals are mine but from several breeders and keepers all over Europe.
If they would be all mine its a 24/24 job to keep them :rolleyes:
I would love to travel to several Chameleon country's but with a loth of chams to keep and breed its not easy to take many vacations .
This summer I'm going to visit the farm in Uganda together with my importer and i hope to visit the Rwenzori mountains and parts of Bwindi NP.
I guess i better take a good camera with me :)
 
kameleons jvo said:
Ha ha ha,not a bad idea i guess :D
Again,not all these animals are mine but from several breeders and keepers all over Europe.
If they would be all mine its a 24/24 job to keep them :rolleyes:
I would love to travel to several Chameleon country's but with a loth of chams to keep and breed its not easy to take many vacations .
This summer I'm going to visit the farm in Uganda together with my importer and i hope to visit the Rwenzori mountains and parts of Bwindi NP.
I guess i better take a good camera with me :)
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Jurgen

It is a novel idea if you ever decided to go even more over the top with your chameleon breeding. Plus would end your importation of endangered species. You could even take some of your colleagues with you. I would hate to break up a team.

Kind Regards
Jeremy A. Rich
 
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