Suggestions/tips for next cham?

[ChamomilleCame]

Hi everyone! Long time no see. Just finished my first year of college and couldn't keep any chams in my dorm. BUT now I'm living on my own so it's finally time to buy myself a third one
I've been searching around here and in the sponsors' sites, but I'm very indecisive on what cutie I'm getting next. I'm up in Colorado now, which isn't really a problem because since I'm living on my own I can stock up on humidifiers and all that good stuff.
For now, I've been looking at Carpets, Mt. Meru and Mt. Kenyan Jacksons, Johnstons (if I can even find one available online), and Kinyongia fischeri.
I just want a different chameleon. I'm not really interested much in pathers, veileds, or pygmys. I'm starting to open up a bit to WC, but I know that the success rate with them is varied, even with experienced owners. I guess it would depend on the vets that are up here in CO. Gotta do some research on that. It would be preferred though to have a CB.
Money is kind of a factor. Wouldn't want to spend more than $300-400 so that way, the beast would get a sweet living space.
All opinions valid here Thanks guys

 

[Andee]

There are a few people on the forum who are successfully raising captive bred Mt. Meru's and other jackson species. They are really healthy so far. They've hit the month/couple month mark so should be ready to sell in the next few months. I'm not sure how much they'd be sold for. Probably around 120-200 dollars but not sure. Good luck finding your babies <3 Keep us updated.

 

[Craigwyatt]

Well if you change your mind about panthers I have some youngsters that are eating 1/4 inchers for $60 That would leave a lot left over for a nice setup. Excellent bloodline too.
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[Daypaul]

I've been looking into these graciliors on here and they are beautiful and different. I see one in my distant future.