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0ld enough Both are roughly about 3 years old.....and both are fully healthy.

Hello all! So I have been wanting to breed my two panthers for some time now, but she hasnt been receptive. When I would show them to each other she would turn dark and gape her mouth and hiss and sway back and forth. However, I have recently noticed her white lateral line has been showing...

breeding So... the male stays calm and receptive when he sees her. However, the female doesnt seem as receptive. But...she has always had a very "non-receptive" attitude...if you look at her she puffs up and turns dark. Could that just be her personality? If she truly isnt receptive do they...

Hey all! Sorry I havent been on here in a while....school kinda takes over my life...but I got some time off now...aka freedom! Anyway....I am hoping to breed my chams this summer. I have a pair of panthers both about 3 years old. My female laid infertile eggs about 6 months ago. Since...

Hey everyone, So my male has become more lethargic over the past couple weeks. he still eats and drinks well, but he hasnt been moving around much, just kinda hangin out in the same spot. Is that something I should worry about? I also noticed it seemed to have happen with the change of season...

Hey everyone! So, Lia finally laid 16 eggs today. Happy it all worked out well, thanks for all the help everyone!

I wouldnt say NO chameleon should NEVER be held. My male LOVES to be held. Anytime I open the cage he "runs" over to my and reaches out for my arm or to grab my shirt. And its not just me, he comes out to anybody. he never fires up, puffs up or hisses. When I set him down to cruise around my...

Thanks for the great advice! I am going to try to put the bin in her cage tomorrow if it will fit. I felt her belly when I put her back in her cage, and as far as I can tell, it feels like there are eggs in there. If I dont keep and eye on her when she is digging, how do I know if she has...

well, I just took her out of the bin, and put her back in her cage. She was covered in sand, so i washed her off with warm water. She I continue to not feed her? What about misting so she has water to drink?

SO, it seems that she has stopped digging for tonight. Should I continue to leave her in the bin, or take her out for the evening and put her back in her main cage to bask an warm up a little before the lights turn off?

are you saying I shouldnt take her out of the bin at night? If I do leave her in the bin over night, do I leave the UV light on, or turn it off?

It doesnt get too cold. ive changed the light from a heat to a UV light. She has dug around a little bit, but hasnt made and definite holes. Last I saw she was actually rubbing her snout in the sand. side of the bin. I was going to take her out of the laying bin and put her back in her cage an...

Hey everyone! Its been a while since I have been on here, nursing school has taken over my life! Anyway....i have been keeping a small pot of sand in my female panthers cage incase she needs to start digging. So I heard her digging in it for the first time today. I quickly moved her to a...

Ya, my female had the closed eye. You can still kinda see it in the pic of her, but she is doing much better

Here are a few pics of the chams: