We raise Fucifer pardalis (Panther Chameleons) individually, under highly controlled conditions to ensure their health and longevity. They are one of the most sought after species of chameleons because of their vivid colors, size and relatively low maintenance requirements compared to other species of chameleons. Different regions of Madagascar have distinct phenotypes (color palettes), the most popular of which are Ambilobe, Nosy Be, Nosy Faly, Sambava and Ambanja. Our breeding group is from the Ambilobe region of Madagascar. We chose to specialize in Ambilobe because of its vibrancy and rich pigmentation. They are also readily available as captive bred animals so you can have fun with an Ambilobe project before you jump in the deep end with a wild caught animal.

We take very good care of our animals, and we strive to continually learn and share our experiences - both good and bad. Please let us know if you have any questions, not addressed here, about raising Chameleons and setting up their homes. If you have a question, we are happy to share our knowledge of Chameleon health, husbandry and nutrition. We may even have a blog or a podcast on the topic, too!

Frequently Asked Questions

• Are Panther Chameleons Good Pets?
• Why should you individually-raise Panther Chameleons?
• How do I purchase a chameleon?
• What is the cost of shipping a Panther Chameleon?
• How Long is a Chameleon’s Tongue?

Panther Chameleon care guides and resources

• Chameleon Academy
  • The most comprehensive guide to chameleon husbandry on the web.
  • Check out the new Panther Chameleon Care Guide
• Chameleon Forums
  • This is a great resource and an active community forum
• Reptifiles - Panther Chameleon Care Guide
  • Mariah Healey has been putting together some detailed and well-researched guides on many different species. Her Panther Chameleon guide is no exception!
• Much Ado About Chameleons
  • Olimpia has written some great guides on various topics like On the Specific Care of Females and How to Setup a Proper Chameleon Enclosure. Her blog is definitely worth a read.
• Chameleons.info
• Chameleon Safe Plants
• Chameleon Sleep Care Guide
• Chameleon Feeder Cups

If you haven’t found the answer to your question, please feel free to contact us. We are happy to help you.