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dantro
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 Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2008 1:35 pm Post subject: Best Chams to keep? |
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was thinking of getting a Chameleon, one of the smaller species as i have a 45x45x45 exo i need to fill, anybody any suggestions, and what kinda cost they are?! ...
Havent kept Chams before so a good starter species ...
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dantro
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p.s. Also anybody on here know any breeders?!
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Stuart Marquis
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Rick Bass (posts on here as rickeeze) and Lee Warren breed chams.
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dantro
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Cheers fella ...
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ANITA OUSELEY
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| Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2008 10:33 pm Post subject: Best Chams to keep |
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Hi Dantro ,
i keep a Yemen female she,s med size ,and she,s two years old .and very tame for a yemen as thay can get a bit grumpy ,after all the promblems with producing eggs next time i would have a male .so if you can wait until march my yemen,s babys should of hatched 
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Stuart Marquis
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| Quote: | Hi Dantro ,
i keep a Yemen female she,s med size ,and she,s two years old .and very tame for a yemen as thay can get a bit grumpy ,after all the promblems with producing eggs next time i would have a male .so if you can wait until march my yemen,s babys should of hatched
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Yemens are ok as a starter species, as are panthers IMO. However, there is no way that you could keep an adult of either of those species in a 45x45x45 exo terra as this is way too small IMO. So unless you'd be prepared to upgrade on the viv size I would stick to a smaller species of chameleon.
Also, yemens are probably better off in flexariums or mesh enclosures as good airflow is important and they don't seem to require higher humidity levels. |
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