wanting "pro's" opinion
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I've never personally used the Exo-Terra terrariums so I don't really know how much ventilation they have....but everything i've ever read about chameleons says that they need an enclosure with a lot of ventilation, hence the screen cages.
Is this your first chameleon? If so, I think you might want to strongly consider going with the Veiled as they tend to be hardier, more tolerant chams of the three you mentioned. Panthers are good too, but much more expensive than the veileds. Jackson's tend to be the most difficult to keep of the three.
Is this your first chameleon? If so, I think you might want to strongly consider going with the Veiled as they tend to be hardier, more tolerant chams of the three you mentioned. Panthers are good too, but much more expensive than the veileds. Jackson's tend to be the most difficult to keep of the three.
go screen. more ventilation.
also having glass is bad for Chams because they can see there reflection and it will stress them out alot
also having glass is bad for Chams because they can see there reflection and it will stress them out alot
Yeah...I just got my first Panther and they require about the same skill level as a veiled. They like slightly different temperature gradients than the veileds, but they are just as hardy.
What locale/color variant Panther are you getting?
What locale/color variant Panther are you getting?
go screen and veilds are cool (cheap)
panthers very cool(ee maby 500$ for 1 cheaper probel)
and jacksons are cool(some times cheap)
so if ur new at keeping them get a veild
panthers very cool(ee maby 500$ for 1 cheaper probel)
and jacksons are cool(some times cheap)
so if ur new at keeping them get a veild
I'd ask Chris Anderson about this, he's kept chams in exo terra's but lets just see what has to say.
HPIZZLE;3724622; said:
Nosy Be's are awesome....i've just never seen them for under $400. I was ecstatic when I got my Ambilobe baby for $75 from a breeder.