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I'd say male

Male. The base of his tail is thick

My 5 month old Panther keeps opening his mouth. Like really really wide. Also the inside of his mouth is a grayish white. Other than that he's fine. I'm gonna get a fecal for parasites. Thanks.

Mealworms have a hard exoscletiton which can be difficult to digest. Superworms have a soft exoscelliton. I recommend purchasing micro super worms. There are many websites that carry them, but a great one I get all my worms from is Mulberry Farms. Hope this helped!

I saw this on my 5 month old panthers leg. I am really concerned for MBD. I Gove him calcium every day, calcium with d3 twice a month, and multivitamin twice a month. Please help!

btw your came is gorgeous.

Umbrella, Ficus, and Pothos plants are great choices. These plants are non toxic, however there are some species of these plants that can be, although almost every species isn't. So before you but any of these plants, do your research on what plants are and aren't toxic.

I would say about 4.5 to 5 months old. Really a handsome boy you have there!

Yes. Please take the advice of forum members. A lot of the people that responded to your post have responded to almost every single post of mine. When I was a complete beginner, I also had a lot of ideas that I was extremely exited about that took time and money to make, however they ended up...

Does he have UVB? Also, you need to dust your crickets with more than just calcium. Do calcium at every feeding, calcium with d3 twice a month, and multivitamin. His basking spot is extremely low in temperature. The rest of his cage should be in the mid 70's with a basking spot of about 90...

For the switching topic, wait a couple days and put now feeders in his cage. When he gets hungry enough, he will eat.

Gillie my 5 month old male ambilobe is doing really well. He is always sporting extremely vibrant pinks, oranges, reds and greens unless he is basking. He was raised in crickets and will refuse to eat anything else. I have been trying to switch him to roaches and micro super worms. He is not...

Yes. It's a male. However I have seen some females that have similar colors to males when they are babies that I honestly thought were males at first glance.

Yes. They excrete salt from their bodies in a similar way that iguanas do on the galapagos islands.