I love the attitude of there are no bad reptiles there are just reptiles that may be good or bad for YOU depending on who you are and your knowledge, skills, resources, and values.

@sarahim.5322

5 жыл бұрын

Yes! I own a male panther chameleon and alot of my knowledge came From the facebook group: Chameleon Central

@JamesSmith-vk2ky

5 жыл бұрын

*Cobras, rattlesnakes, black mamba, all types of poisonous vipers, etc. 😨

@chaosandgore5099

5 жыл бұрын

@@JamesSmith-vk2ky Venomous*

@JamesSmith-vk2ky

5 жыл бұрын

@@chaosandgore5099 Right.

@katelillo1932

5 жыл бұрын

...except green iguanas 🦎 😂

You've got to love an animal that hates interacting with other members of its species yet has evolved an incredibly complex colour changing mechanism that doesn't camouflage them just to communicate with other members of its species!

@eduardofreitas8336

3 жыл бұрын

Its so they can communicate from far away, because they hate eachother lol

@rensis1621

Жыл бұрын

Dunno why, but my mind instantly imagined two grumpy old men, living across each other and yelling profanities all day long

@Captainkakapoo

5 ай бұрын

Their tough pinching climbing hands are soo cute I bet they feel cool and strong little lingers lol like gloved with fingernails

My friend had one in college for several years. She loved it so much and ive never seen anyone dedicate themselves an animal more. She even got it blood work at the ver. We were only allowed to have fish as pets, but her chameleon lived on a fake ficus tree in her dorm. No cage. Resident assistance NEVER noticed it. Not once.

@hmj211

Жыл бұрын

how, when you need to keep bugs to feed it?

@shootama

11 ай бұрын

u dont need to keep bugs, lmao ? @@hmj211

@honey-po9ij

6 ай бұрын

​@@hmj211just buy small amounts of feeders at a time, and don't keep any in your dorm when the RA is doing checks

@ILuvAyeAye

Ай бұрын

@@honey-po9ij Also in my experience, RAs never do thorough checks (though that might change if you're suspected of something). A box under your bed could be full of bugs, they wouldn't notice.

Reptile keeper here! I have worked with several chameleons but I wanted to share the story of my panther Fauna. Having quite a few reptiles, so I have to get a lot of feeders. The employees at petstores know who I am at this point. My friend who is a manger at a location pulled me aside and told be about this cham in another town who was in pretty horrible shape. I was she had problems with her tongue and had mbd. I was also told she was 5 months old and had two different homes, including the petstore. Neither of these homes temporary or not cared for her well. After a couple of days I drove two hours to this location. I was unsure what to expect but what you are thinking she is like is an understatement. She was the size of a two month, had a noticeable kink in her tail and her front and back arms were completely misformed and almost u-shaped. You could see bone and it was quite obvious that she had multiple fractures before. Her ribs were visible and her mouth is fused open, her tongue could barely fit in her mouth so every so often it would fall out of her mouth. I was tearing up as I saw such awful care over this poor animal. I was also furious when they td me about her husbandry and care. From what they told me she lived in a 5 gallon aquarium as it fit her size and she ate twice a week. They used no supplements or special lighting because "she wasn't going to last longer anyway" I bought her for half price and took her to my local vet right after. She was on 4 antibiotics and had to get fluids that day. Now over a year later the chameleon that "wasn't going to live long" is able to hunt and climb on her own. She is a perfect weight and is the queen of her own castle. The care she had for a good portion of her juvenile years WAS NOT OKAY. Chameleons are very docile animals, but they are also absolutely incredible creatures. I wanted to share Fauna's story to one, sway you away from chams, don't get a chameleon unless you are an expert and have done your research. Because a chameleon's health goes downhill fast if you don't know what you're doing. Two, I wanted to share what love and correct care can do for an animal. Reptiles are beautiful and incredible animals, every day with my little zoo is a beautiful one, through rehabilitation, injections and all. Every living creature holds a place in my heart. I am truly lucky to have my reptiles and my life, as well as to have such a wonderful resource like Clint. I have been watching this channel for over two years now! Thank you Clint for being a ray of positivity ❤️ If you want to see pictures of my little zoo or more stories about my other rescues follow me on Instagram, only if you would like ! @Wilted_Flowerchild

I'm an owner of a Masoala panther chameleon and I have to say, no amount of research can prepare you for how difficult they can be to look after. I got the best set up money can buy, do everything right by how they need gutloaded insects, dusting etc etc but still my chameleon got sick and it's taken weeks to just show a small amount of improvement. If you decide to get a chameleon make sure you have an excellent local reptile vet before you purchase one and do as much research as you possibly can. They are very rewarding animals but you need a never ending money pit.

@kripkethechameleonfriends4505

5 жыл бұрын

I agree it can be a challenge that's why I don't recommend them as a beginner pet

Great video. My veiled chameleon, Vladimir, lived free in my apartment. I set up a very large area with him in my bay window with grape vines, ficus trees, pothos vines and so on. I would mist it all the time, and leave mesh with ice cubes for him to see water dripping. He only left that area once, he went to my computer desk and while he hated me (lol) and wouldn't take my hand, he accepted the handle of my swiffer and was safely transported the 10 feet he traveled back to his area and he never left there again. He only liked me when he saw his purple feed cup coming, or if I was eating tomatoes, which he loved. He was such an ass but he was so fun! Forever grumpy

So, in short, are Panther Chameleons possibly the best pet lizard? The answer is, unfortunately, no.

@ClintsReptiles

5 жыл бұрын

But maybe worth having anyway :)

@whitestguyuknow

5 жыл бұрын

"Coolest"? Very likely yes.

@nicholasgarza8223

3 жыл бұрын

Yea but they are not bad pets

@carriewilliford1225

Жыл бұрын

This could be true for some, and quite possibly many, but for some, they are just stinking rad :)

We lost ours to a tumour a few months ago, he had surgery but never recovered from it, he was an amazing animal with a huge personality, probably the best pet I've ever kept, RIP Bob 😔

I have had four chameleons. They're quite a bit of work because of the lightning, misting, and feeding. They do eat a lot. But they're great because they can just sit on your shoulder and you can forget about them. They tend to be cleaner than a lot of other reptiles, because they don't crawl around at the bottom of the cage. Chameleons are generally among the best lizards when it comes to capturing the attention of children. They tongues, eyes, skin, hands, etc. give them a lot of perks.

Well hi there! Today we are at the Wasatch Reptile Expo in Salt Lake City Utah. If you get a chance to stop by, we hope to see you real soon!

@natedowg1880

5 жыл бұрын

Hey Clint I want to get a corn snake and so I tell my mom and she said no snakes what do I do

@oxygen5120

5 жыл бұрын

Hey, Clint, Love your vids! You should go to Long Island Reptile Expo!

@Lulusnotreadyforthis

5 жыл бұрын

@@natedowg1880 show your Mom some of Clint's videos on snakes (probably best avoiding the milk/king snakes and the boas if she's worried about biting though). Good luck!

@natedowg1880

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah I've tried showing her video but still she doesn't like them and my sister hates them too so I have to stick with lizards and turtles

@naturezone1212

5 жыл бұрын

I loved meeting you there

So my first reptile was a panther chameleon named Darwin. Admittedly I rushed into it and let me tell you NOTHING prepares you for all the work these little guys require. I remember the first time I had to leave home and have someone else care for him and I just worried sick about all the feedings and misting. It’s kinda like being thrown in the deep end of reptile rearing. Darwin lived to the age of 5 and honestly rearing him was one of the greatest experiences of my life. That being said I definitely recommend sticking to beardies/leopard geckos for your first reptile. Though panther chameleons can be done as a newbie it takes so much work and they really aren’t a lizard that’ll tolerate a learning curve

Thank you for discussing this. Chameleons are so majestic. 😊

@ClintsReptiles

5 жыл бұрын

You're welcome!

@BenjaminsExotics

5 жыл бұрын

Hey legendre007. I agree 100%! :)

Clint, love the fact that you are so honest. These guys are not easy and having had them for 15 years I have told many people some of the same things you did here. That they are difficult and don't live long. Actually had one Panther from the wild that lived for 3 years and he was sick when we got him. He was a pet shop rescue, had toenail trauma and a respiratory infection. $400 dollars later we had a chameleon with 1 less toe and a bag full of meds. Would I change my decision that day, no Spin had the best life he could have had considering how he started out here in the US. We have had Veiled, 4 horned, Jackson and Panthers. Most of our Panthers were Ambanja like you have there today. They have the greatest personality. Veiled are cool too. My Louie lasted 5 years. He was a pistol. When the Budweiser lizards came out, we got the Tshirts. Louie thought my husband was carrying a lizard around. Finally he had to take that shirt off because Louie wanted to attack that lizard. I do miss them and one day maybe I will have another. Thanks again for the honesty in this upload. 🐊 ✌🏻❤🐊

My panther chameleon recently passed. I loved the little guy but I'd definitely agree that they are pretty high maintenance pets. Not something I'd recommend for a novice reptile owner. Great information in this video!

hi clint. i know this video isn’t super recent, and i almost never comment on things. but i just wanted to tell you how much i appreciate people like you putting accurate information about chameleons out there. i’ve been keeping reptiles and amphibians since i was ten years old, focusing mostly on frogs until recently (now i’m a bit obsessed with new caledonian geckos). in the 18 years i’ve been doing this, i never wanted a chameleon, because along the way, i learned about them - i learned that they are mean, high-maintenance, and short-lived. and then, less than two months ago, a friend texted me out of the blue asking if i could take in someone’s unwanted chameleon. when i saw the conditions he was being kept in, i was horrified and i did a lot of research before agreeing to take him in. and i’m so glad i did. he’s changed every previous opinion and perception i had about chameleons. he’s not a panther like you show here (he is a 3-year-old veiled), but he’s amazing all the same. in the short time i’ve had him, he’s taught me a lot, and i think the most important thing is that this is one of those animals a person needs to be able to fully commit to, every single day of its life, to give it the life it deserves. but if you can do that, it’s the most rewarding animal you’ll ever have. i’ve been working with mine and establishing trust with him and it’s the single most rewarding thing i’ve done in all the years i’ve kept exotics. i wish everyone could reasonably provide for these animals because i think everyone who’s considering it should experience proper ownership of one just as something to cross off the bucket list. they are spectacular beyond words. i can’t describe how amazing it is to share my home with such a gorgeous living dinosaur.

I’ve been interested in getting a Panther Chameleon and I have seen a ton of videos to do my research and learn the care of chameleons. This is the best video I’ve seen by far. It’s the most informative and you can just tell that you know what he’s talking about!!!

@longshotchameleons2428

4 жыл бұрын

I agree with most everything he said except for their lighting recommendation. T8 can be used but T5HO fixtures and bulbs have been proven to better provide the uv that Chameleons need at a better depth into the cage than the t8's.

Their crazy hands, or, according to zefrank1, "cool little alien karate-chop hands"

In conclusion: does the benefit outweigh the cost? No, it doesn't. Choose another animal. I found this video very interesting, not in the sense that the chameleon requires very specialised care but more you did not recommend it but managed to remain unbiased as usual. I have watched so many KZreadrs bag out (for lack of a better term) animals just because. Thank you for the content.

@jameso17

4 жыл бұрын

Anna not true for everyone!

@Anna-lp8xs

4 жыл бұрын

@@jameso17 ok if you like burdening yourself with little pay off, you do you.

@jameso17

4 жыл бұрын

Anna first off, i wouldn’t say burdening. I like chameleons because they are a species of reptile that is hard to tame, and i love a challenge! Everything about panther chameleons is super cool in my opinion, i know about all the care and i know the breeders i have to get one from. This reptile may not be for you but that doesn’t mean it isn’t for someone who has kept reptiles for years. What i mean is everyone has their own preference. Some people love geckos, some love snakes, for me, i love lizards and chameleons are my favorite! Right next to the blue tree monitor, varanus macrei. I don’t mind paying for the cost because if you know you could take care of an animal for many many years for 250, 350 or 400 including enclosure, why wouldn’t you? People do the same with dogs, my old cavalier king charles spaniel was a lot of money but i had her for 11 years.

@Anna-lp8xs

4 жыл бұрын

@@jameso17 like I said: you do you

@jameso17

4 жыл бұрын

Anna now i’m curious, what is your favorite reptile?

Still probably a better lizard than the green iguana...

@brettboudreaux2005

5 жыл бұрын

My green iguana. Is very nice

@BenjaminsExotics

5 жыл бұрын

Bearasaurus Rex and Purr, Well said Lol! :)

@TheBonzobonzo

5 жыл бұрын

True

@ClintsReptiles

5 жыл бұрын

Harder to keep alive, much less likely to attack you. It is a trade-off :)

@annagora4775

5 жыл бұрын

I have both. Iguana requires more work in terms of domestication and making a bond. Chameleons will not harm you but you are able to harm them easily!

Thank you, Clint, for a frank assessment of a fantastic, but challenging species! My daughter would love a panther chameleon someday, but as you do eloquently put it, we will need to ‘have our ducks in a row’ first. 🦆 🦆 🦆 🦆 🦆

@ClintsReptiles

5 жыл бұрын

Love it!

@diannenaworensky6698

5 жыл бұрын

When my kid was about 15-16 he wanted a chameleon, I told him that if he wanted one he had to get all the stuff you need to keep one healthy. He did and we had some beautiful ones during those years. I just wish they lived longer. Knowledge is key for these guys, they are often difficult to raise. The Chameleon is not for a beginner. ✌🏻♥️

I am a Chameleon mom of 8 years! My oldest Chameleon passed away at 7 years old and I've had him since he was 3 months old. My current chameleons are 5 and 1. They are an absolutely wonderful pet to have but you have to be knowledgeable. You have to be diligent. If you aren't serious about their care you should not get one. Thank you Clint for your wise words and knowledge :) more people should do research so they know what they're getting themselves into.

My veiled Chameleon just passed away a week ago and he was an amazing animal. A real pleasure but definitely not a good pet for most people

Thanks for covering the crash and burn issues. Every one I have ever known has just been dead one morning, even for the most careful keepers. I've never tried to keep one myself, and this is a big part of why. They can seem fine one day and just drop the next. :( Heart breakers.

I appreciate the education you offer through your videos. You are helping future pet-owners make an informed choice before they buy a pet and current pet-owners take care of their animals better. You're helping both people and the reptiles! Thank you

Thank you for being honest about what it takes to care for a panther chameleon and emphasizing the difficulty and knowledge that's necessary to take care of them properly :)

Man, I haven't watched one of your videos in a while, and I can't believe how much you've grown in the past several months! Good job, you guys! I'm so happy to see such positive attitude towards reptiles getting more popular.

This exact type of quick rundown of important things to know about a species before owning is exactly the kind of content I was looking for. Thanks so much for all of these vids!

Why do chameleons have such a sophisticated system of communicating with one another when they are solitary animals?

i love them because they look so pissed off at everything all the time like "wtf am I doing here."

i just love clint so much. he’s so nice with the animals and is just a great owner for all animals. much love ❤️

Great episode. Speaking of more difficult pets, I would love to see an episode on blood pythons!

@ClintsReptiles

5 жыл бұрын

I have one. Coming soon.

I absolutely love your videos. The honest and thorough information is so great. Your calmness and clarity is lovely and I just really appreciate you giving your time, as well as the rest of the team. Hope your day is awesome. God bless you!

Back when I was like 12 i told my dad I wanted a lizard. I thought I was getting a bearded dragon instead he got me one of these. I named it samurai jack and I tried so hard to take care of it but it died. I still feel bad about it to this day because I loved reptiles (still do) and I felt like I failed him. Turns out it’s one of the hardest animals to care for... thanks dad

@alyssaaguilera3488

3 жыл бұрын

LMAAOO

@alyssaaguilera3488

3 жыл бұрын

rip samurai

I love their silly mitten hands

My cousins chameleon was found just walking around a back yard. REALLY good timing I’m glad it was scooped up and now thriving in the proper environment. And shame on the person who released it in the first place.

Thanks for putting those unique words on the bottom. Helps understand what you're talking about more clearly.

I really love the enthusiasm. I can tell how much you enjoy chameleons

I live right next to animal ark and it’s one of my favorite pet stores. Very friendly staff that are knowledgeable about all the animal they carry. Definitely recommend checking them out.

It seems like each species specific video leads to one or two of that type being donated to our rescue within a few hours. Can I get a heads up before a T-Rex video? For enclosure building purposes. Awesome video as always. Thank you.

@patrickloughlin2953

5 жыл бұрын

Less than an hour and have an email to get one.

@ClintsReptiles

5 жыл бұрын

A rescue receiving panthers is a pretty lucky rescue. I'll keep you updated. We've got a Utahraptor video coming out next week.

@audreytx

5 жыл бұрын

What rescue are you with? It's awesome that you take chameleons! Very few reptile rescues will take them and even fewer are actually equipped to rehabilitate them and soooooooo many are in need of help. Mostly do to those awful chameleon kits pet stores sell that are just a recipe for MBD.

@patrickloughlin2953

5 жыл бұрын

We are The Island Of Misfit Reptiles. Its hard work but sooooooo rewarding in a non money way.

I love how truthful you are on this about chameleons. I currently have veiled chameleons witch are the grumpiest chameleons. I wouldn’t ever recommend a chameleon for a pet to anyone being one a chameleon is not a pet it’s a hobby. You never stop working on your husbandry.

I just wanna say what you do is amazing, I love watching your videos, I even sometimes watch them more than once😅, also I recently bought myself a bearded dragon and your video on them was a big factor if it would be the right pet for me so thank you

The close ups make clint's videos the best. They're amazing

I really don’t know much about chameleons but his attitude his easy explanations made me stay such a great video!

this is a very well organized and informative channel, keep it up Clint

Just found this and you got a smile that lights up a room lord heavens

Thank you for the videos you do. My wife really wants a Chameleon and this was very informative. Love the CTR ring my the way. Keep up the good work that you do Brother Laidlaw. Thank you again

Very helpful. Thank you for these videos.

They are so colorful. Hope the false chameleon video is coming soon, saving the best for last and making those of us who got hooked on them when you first showed them are waiting in anticipation.

@ClintsReptiles

5 жыл бұрын

For sure!

I love how you do the layout of the video.

I'm just super stoked bout this and want to tell the world really! Recently one of the professors at my university asked me to join his research on Dekay's Brown Snakes! I'm so incredibly happy to have an opportunity to do what I love so early! Also desert iguana video when!

@ClintsReptiles

5 жыл бұрын

That is awesome news! Congratulations! Keep us updated :)

@soulsonwheels9016

5 жыл бұрын

@@ClintsReptiles Thank you so much!

I love all of your videos! Always informative but yet entertaining

@ClintsReptiles

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

I love your channel i was thinking about getting a panther chameleon but now i dont know your vids have helped me so much keep up the good work

Rapunzel nailed on that one.

I'm trying to do chameleon hands. And failing. Either I need more practice or we now have further proof of Clint actually being a lizard.

@ClintsReptiles

5 жыл бұрын

Tell no one!

@rosiehawtrey

4 жыл бұрын

It's genetic - like being able to roll the tongue - either you can or you can't there is no try..

Just purchased my screen cage this week!! Awesome video!! thank you

@ClintsReptiles

5 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome! Good luck :)

I like when I'm educated out of wanting an animal. As someone considering dipping his toes to scaly creatures with limbs I appreciate all the info compacted.

I love the way they move hehe, either slow motion or stomping around all silly

Great video on the Panther Chameleon! I had a Veiled Chameleon years ago and would not recommend as a pet. They are commonly sold in the pet trade and priced low, but very aggressive. I did have a big male, which is probably why it was aggressive and did not like being handled as an adult.

My wife has an 8 year-old panther chameleon, which has to be close to a world record. She treats him with such TLC. Temperature, lighting, food, supplements, misting, everything. He’s old and infirm now. She needs to hand feed him now with superworms. But he seems happy and not in any distress

I love the bloopers. You guys are hilarious.

They are so adorable

I had a panther chameleon growing up. He got like almost 2 feet long. A little feisty at times but overall a gorgeous and cool animal!

Aaaaaaaahhhhh!!!!! That was great Clint and Company :)) Thanks for doing this vid on the awesome panther chameleon. I agree with your scoring and reasoning. I rescued a baby veiled from a neglectful pet store last year. Ive kept pets always, and several reptiles, and I did a ton of research. It was a horrid experience for all. She had such bad health, I spent hundreds of dollars, and so so so much time and energy...she had a sad miserable life for 9 months. Handling her to medicate her and feed her by syringe was so stressful to her, and it made her absolutely hate me. Chams are a difficult pet fer sure. I cringe whenever I see one sold at a pet store or expo. All that said, I still plan to purchase a healthy panther from a breeder in two years. I have all equipment/supplies needed already - I am so excited! Thanks again for an honest video :))

@diannenaworensky6698

5 жыл бұрын

Sandy, very well said. I get too attached and because they don't live long it was just too depressing. I do love them! ✌🏻❤

@audreytx

5 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately happens all too often with chameleons. There's some great groups on Facebook that will help you make sure your enclosure is setup for the next one. I did 9+ months of research and I have a mentor from a group and I'm still figuring some things out with my panthers.

I'd seriously consider getting one but man they are impossible to get where I live. Bummer. They are fascinating.

*sees thumbnail* Live long and prosper to you too, Clint! .....Oh wait. Wrong context!

@ClintsReptiles

5 жыл бұрын

🖖

@morgangobin9985

5 жыл бұрын

Clint's Reptiles 🖖

Been here since the start, still a great channel

@ClintsReptiles

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for being there for us :)

I have been thinking about getting a chameleon thank you for covering them this video.

@ClintsReptiles

5 жыл бұрын

You're welcome!

@889bigdave

4 жыл бұрын

Did you get one

This is probably my favorite reptile of all your videos I've seen so far. I LOVE chameleons but I doubt I could care for one.

I had 3 veiled chamleons(not all at the same time) They were pretty great pets but required extra work, they were quite aggressive sometimes but were full of personality. Still my favorite pet ive ever had. We had our female chameleon for almost 6 years.

@ClintsReptiles

5 жыл бұрын

Wow, great job!

@diannenaworensky6698

5 жыл бұрын

You were very lucky to get one to live that long. ✌🏻❤

I have waited for this day. Thanks to you Clint and the team! This is definitely going to help me decide whether I should get a chameleon or not.

@ClintsReptiles

5 жыл бұрын

I'm so glad! What did you decide?

@BenjaminsExotics

5 жыл бұрын

Hey Tomas Mucho. As long as you know how to care for them, they can make amazing pets! :)

I’ll be getting a panther chameleon soon! I’ve kept a few reptiles before and I’m excited to get one.

It was great to meet all of you and of course big daddy lol. Keep up the great work guys!

@ClintsReptiles

5 жыл бұрын

Great meeting you!

Ive had several types of Chameleon. My Pardalis would actively come to me from his tree to get on my hand and would sit on my shoulder for hours if I let him. He only drank from a spray bottle and I hand fed him always. Such a sweet lizard. They have wonderful personalities.

Great video. I was thinking about buying one and i've always wanted a chameleon.

He is beautiful! I had a veiled Chameleon and now have a Jackson Chameleon, like you said when taking him out of the tank he is very cranky and will keep his mouth open. He’s never bites though and once he’s out he’s very calm. He really likes my curtains and he curtain rail, no matter what he always makes his way there. He’s not full grown yet but he is a decent size and he has his beautiful 3 big horns. Panther Chameleon’s are definitely on my list of other Chameleons that I want to own on the future.

Loved this video! I have 2 Male panther chameleons. 1 adult Nosy Be named Mad Eye Moody and a sub adult blurple line Ambanja who has yet to be named. I did notice the uvb pictured in the video was a T8 setup, though it can work, most chameleon keepers have moved on to T5HO fixtures for better UVB output.

Love your videos

Yes finally a panther chameleon review video! Thanks Clint great video btw!

@ClintsReptiles

5 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome. Thank you! I hope it was worth the wait.

@Lonewolf-xt4ml

5 жыл бұрын

@@ClintsReptiles most definitely I'll be using this video for those interested in buying one in the future

4:15 omg I flippin love their eyes

Glad I watched this video I love chameleons but they are out side my comfort zone for care

I love you videos, and i would love to see you do one for the frilled neck lizard.

I got a veiled chameleon and love it. Want to get more chameleons in the future

love the CTR ring!

I LOVE your CTR ring 💜

Love the CTR ring 😊

Oh my gosh where are all you considerate pet parents when I’m at work !? Lol I don’t know how many people I have pissed off telling them no to buying a reptile because they have no clue what their doing or just want to please their rotten children without wanting to buy everything that is required to properly care for the reptile . I love the educational videos! Keep them coming !

I hope that once I get a job this summer, I can start saving for one of these guys.

Clint do more videos on Chameleons!!! So many different species and locales to choose from! Even if it's just a research video

I'd love to see one on Veiled Chameleons. Kids I work with keep talking about wanting to get Chameleons they see at petco ,I'd love to show them a care video that shows them how much responsibility that would actually be for them.

I've done quite a few Panther Chameleon's videos with our boy Kripke👍 They're awesome but definitely not a beginners pet.

I have a 4 mth old Male Nosy Mitsio Panther Chameleon and he's the sweetest boy ever .He loves coming out and just hanging out on me .His previous owner who raised him taught him to drink with a water Dropper . His name is Atticus

Great video

Panther chameleons are the best, i have a big blue panther, i open his cage and he just walks onto my hand and loves being out exploring. He even has a branch on the breakfast bar so he can hang out why i eat! He has never bitten me or puffed up. My veiled cham is a different matter, he is a grump and protests even when he gets to climb on the climbing wall i built. But I love them both :-)

as always a great video ive been waiting for this and i agree with not recommending them as a pet even tho ive just taken in my 14th cham this morning

@kripkethechameleonfriends4505

5 жыл бұрын

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I know that you kinda touched on it a little bit in the video, but could you possibly do a full video on a veiled chameleon?

@ClintsReptiles

5 жыл бұрын

For sure!

@SavannahPearlMUA

5 жыл бұрын

Awesome! I look forward to it!

i have a female jacksons chameleon, and at the pet store i work at, we have a baby panther! theyre the coolest little lizards but they are harder to care for. i have missed a couple weekend camping trips because of my girl, but i love her

I would like to see you do giant day geckos. Your vids are really helping me decide what pet reptile to get. I really want a crested or gargoyle but being nocturnal is a bit a turnoff as I would like to see them.

I had a jacksonville chameleon I made a modified hamster water bottle to drip onto leaves and branches that ended on to a shallow but wide water dish worked really well.

My brother has over a dozen of reptiles, this is my favorite. He's the chillest and comes at the door of its enclosure asking to come out every time someone is in the room. Open the door, give him your hand and he's just climb as long as you'll let him go. Once you're done, and put your hand in front of a branch so he can get back in his enclosure, he turns around and to avoid going back in. Never seen any sort of aggressive behaviour. My brother got lucky, he's the sweetest!

I would really appreciate it and I think others would to if you do a video on the Jacobson’s Chameleon thank you and I love your channel