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Originally Posted by junglejoe_05
but for sure i would tell him..or er .. to just focus on the general care first..chams are very sensitive...
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I have no doubt they are. Although it has been debated at times, many in the snake hobby consider chondros very sensitive as well. Take what you know about chams and apply it to chondros. Learn the general care, take time to "read" their behaviors. Just as I am sure it is the same with chams, no two chondros are exactly alike when it comes to behavior. Too much stress over a short period of time will lead to health issues. Breeding involves a lot of stress on a female, especially a recent acquisition.
Join a chondro specific forum, such as MVF. The search function over there is priceless, btw. Lots of information regarding health issues, care, and breeding.
Too many people have tried to rush into it, had a bad experience, and walked away with a bed taste in their mouth. People who have taken the time have developed a true love for it. We all still have bad experiences from time to time but we have learned to take them in stride.
Good luck!