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Can somebody PLEASE hook me up with a chameleon that the price is 20 or less i dont care what kind it is it can be a baby chameleon i dont care but I WANT IT ALIVE Thanks

Ps if you dont have or know one 20 OR LEss then give me a site That has chameleons 20 dollars or less ... P.S WHY ARE THEY SO :censored: EXPINCIVE

sorry for my bad spelling
 
jeremywills1 said:
Can somebody PLEASE hook me up with a chameleon that the price is 20 or less i dont care what kind it is it can be a baby chameleon i dont care but I WANT IT ALIVE Thanks

Ps if you dont have or know one 20 OR LEss then give me a site That has chameleons 20 dollars or less ... P.S WHY ARE THEY SO :censored: EXPINCIVE

sorry for my bad spelling
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Jeremy,
You get what you pay for. If you have reviewed chameleon care, the cage, mister and other accessories can run into a bit of money. They are not the easiest critters to maintain UNLESS you do your homework.

If this is your first chameleon, my advice would be to look through the BOI, the Board of Inquiry, on this site, find a reputable breeder, and be prepared to pay market price. Cut rate chams may be a piece of luck, or they may not have been properly cared for and your twenty bucks might net you a pet that will live a couple days.

Research your care, and listen to your reputable breeder's advice. Good luck!
 
This does not belong in the discussion forums, I am locking this thread. OP - you can post a WANTED ad in the classifieds.
 
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