Panther Chameleon

Pacific MO

Description

Relocating due to a serious illness in my family and sadly must rehome my Nosy B Panther Chameleon Comet. He's SUCH a sweet guy. Chameleons are usually more of a look but don't touch, Comet is one of the rare ones who takes any opportunity grab onto me for a free ride lol. He was hatched late November 2020 and I picked him up from a breeder in Illinois 3/27/21 (that's what I use for his birthday). Like most Chams he's OBSESSED with worms which are his favorite but his usual diet is a mix of Dubia and orange cockroaches, crickets, calci worms/black soldier fly larvae, silkworms (when I can get them) and waxworms and hornworms of course as treats. I'm only rehoming to an EXPERIENCED KEEPER. He will come everything. Live terrarium you see, plant light, vertical UVB (including an extra bulb) light and basking light (also extra bulb). He will also come with his mistking (already set up in his terrarium). His Terrarium is a ReptiBreeze XL but my best friend whose a master electrician actually reinforced the cage and put up boards as you can see for easy cleaning so the plants have something to sit on. There's also dragon strand ledges. I have extra pieces for the mistking, reptisoil for plants, extra batteries for the temp/hum thermostat, temp gun, extra timer, feeding trays, temporary enclosure, all his supplements, a plastic tote with about 75 roaches in it and whatever worms I have left. I also have a fog machine that I've been meaning to set up at night for him but haven't yet, so that will go with him as well. I have everything on timers and an extra big power strip. I did ALOT of research before getting him and have taken AMAZING care of him. There's more that will go with him but it would just take me all day to get it all out and list it here. I'm asking a rehoming fee of $1000 FIRM to ensure he goes to someone with the experience and means to provide the same quality of care that I have. If you see this listing then he is still available, please email me your interest, questions and provide me with some information about your care experience.