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whiteraven666
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 Posted: Fri Feb 15, 2008 9:06 pm Post subject: What Chameleons have you bought back from Hamm? |
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I am going to hamm this march and was hoping maybe to get a panther chameleon. I was wondering what prices they are roughly and are there any breeder from this forum selling them?
Have you got any piccys of what you have bought back from Hamm
sooo exited 
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| Give Lee at millenium reptiles a ring he has lots of babies. |
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stuartdouglas
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dartfrog
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Do you ever see any of the montane species there preferably CB juveniles?
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what a gorgeous nosy be.
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Stuart Marquis
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| The only negative comment I would make is that the last time I was at Hamm a lot of the panthers for sale were locality crosses rather than pure locality types. But having said that, they all seemed to be labelled correctly as such so you can't really argue with that, I suppose. |
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PaulG
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| Stuart Marquis wrote: | | The only negative comment I would make is that the last time I was at Hamm a lot of the panthers for sale were locality crosses rather than pure locality types. But having said that, they all seemed to be labelled correctly as such so you can't really argue with that, I suppose. |
To be honest with you mate, i dont mind if they are correctly labbeled.
I mean you could pay 500 quid for panther X even though it 'could' be
panther Y which sell for 150 quid if you get my drift.
Also, i think in the end if we keep breeding 'local' specific then the panthers will become weaker and weaker from a limited gene pool.
Thus the crosses being much more healthy.
I have gone totally of topic havent I. . . sorry for waffling
 
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Jase
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| Posted: Wed Mar 12, 2008 10:55 pm Post subject: |
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| PaulG wrote: |
To be honest with you mate, i dont mind if they are correctly labbeled.
I mean you could pay 500 quid for panther X even though it 'could' be
panther Y which sell for 150 quid if you get my drift.
Also, i think in the end if we keep breeding 'local' specific then the panthers will become weaker and weaker from a limited gene pool.
Thus the crosses being much more healthy.
I have gone totally of topic havent I. . . sorry for waffling
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So you'd rather have pot luck and not know what your cham will turn out like?
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PaulG
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| wethepeople wrote: | | PaulG wrote: |
To be honest with you mate, i dont mind if they are correctly labbeled.
I mean you could pay 500 quid for panther X even though it 'could' be
panther Y which sell for 150 quid if you get my drift.
Also, i think in the end if we keep breeding 'local' specific then the panthers will become weaker and weaker from a limited gene pool.
Thus the crosses being much more healthy.
I have gone totally of topic havent I. . . sorry for waffling
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So you'd rather have pot luck and not know what your cham will turn out like? |
Well you can never really 'know' what they will look like.
Imo They are all stunning with their bright colours.
I have yet to see an ugly duckling.
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Jase
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You can be pretty sure of what you're going to get if the parents are pure.
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