Panther Chameleon Diet
Panther chameleons will readily accept almost any feeder insect. Some common feeder insects include crickets, roaches, walking stick bugs, silkworms, super worms, mealworms, wax worms, hornworms, butter worms and flies. Each feeder insect has its pros and cons. Some can be fed daily, while others should be offered only as treats. The most common daily feeder is the cricket, which is also the easiest to acquire but be sure to cover them with a light dusting of calcium with or without vitamin D based on how well your UV lighting is.
The panther Chameleon is easily the most gorgeous colored and easiest to handle of all species of pet chameleon for sale. Panther Chameleons are fairly docile and males are known for being even “friendly”. It is not uncommon for male panther chameleons to venture to your arm when you come to their habitat to feed them.
It is a common misconception that chameleons of any kind can change color to match any color of their environments. All chameleons have a natural color range with which they are born, and is dictated by their species. It is affected by temperature, mood, and light. If, for example, the color purple is not within the range of colors to which their particular species can change, then they will never turn purple. Panther chameleons are at the top of the list when it comes to care requirements. A Panther chameleon will make a great first time chameleon keeping experience. Panthers do not have extreme care needs like others in the chameleon world. They can adapt to changes in temp and humidity much better then most other chameleons can. For this reason Panthers should not be over looked just because of there price. A captive bred Panther will be much hardier then any WC chameleon out there.
With a Biologist ON SITE, all of our Ambilobe panther chameleons for sale online come with our live arrival and full 7 day health guarantee. Our Ambilobe Panther Chameleons for sale are ready to ship to your door via FedEx in heated or cooled containers and will arrive the morning after shipment. Typically they leave here around 7pm and are on your doorstep the next morning between 8-10am.