What we have hatched, what is growing out, and what is coming. Reserve through a consultation. We do not sell chameleons through a shopping cart.
You can see every animal we have available, with photographs, lineage and price. What you cannot do is check out without speaking to us first. A panther chameleon is a five to eight year commitment, and a short conversation is how we make sure the one you have your eye on suits your setup and your experience. It takes longer. It works better for everyone, especially the chameleon.
Available Chameleons
LIL-SWT-251130
Our first pairing of Lillian with Sweet Tooth. The first babies arrived in June and are growing out now, each one in its own planted enclosure from the day it hatched.
Raised alongside Clutch One on the same individual-enclosure system. Coming up on the age where males and females become easy to tell apart.
Currently in the grow-out room. We are taking names now so we can match animals to keepers as they mature rather than after the fact.
Our most recent clutch. The earlier you get on the list, the more say you have in which animal you end up with.
Before you inquire
What your animal has been eating and how often, so you can keep it on the same routine.
Lay date, hatch date and lineage for the individual animal you are taking home.
Message us any time. We would much rather answer a question early.
Nothing leaves here before six months of age. No exceptions.
Our standard
This is the part we will not compromise on, and it is the reason we cannot produce animals at volume.
Straight from the incubator into an individual planted enclosure. No communal bins at any stage, ever. Nothing competes for basking space, food or water.
Live plants and living bioactive soil, not paper towel in a tub. Hatchlings learn to hunt, climb and thermoregulate in a habitat that behaves like the one they evolved for.
Every animal is tended by hand, every day. We know how each one is eating, shedding and behaving, so if one starts to slow down we notice within days rather than weeks.
It costs us more in space, plants, lighting and time than raising a clutch in tubs ever would. What you get for it is an animal that has never had to compete for anything, and a breeder who can tell you how that particular chameleon has been eating and shedding for its whole life. Ask any breeder you talk to how they raise their hatchlings, and what they can tell you about the individual animal.
Send us a message and we will set up a call. No obligation, no pressure. We want the right home as much as you want the right chameleon.
