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Is she gravid / egg bearing? does she have an egg laying bin?

he started this one..asking what local the chameleon was.....why would he start another?! o.o well...if I had to guess....id say he is an ambanja..ive never seen an ambilobe with so much blue...but...that doesnt rule out the possibility. im far from an expert.. x.x

RainDome creates both fog and raindrops.

I actually work at a medical research company and I am a microscopy technician, specializing in live blood analysis through the microscope :) I can say parasites are fairly common in live blood.. (you should have seen mine after getting back from Nigeria) although you rarely if ever see any...

he is awesome!

gotta use a different link than the facebook links hehe...sorry!

I remembered where I got that vitamin A reference from... Chameleons Their Care and Breeding by Linda J. Davison One quote even says... "Vitamin A should be avoided like the plague... Beta Carotene has replaced this lizard killer in several products" However they didnt seem to know of the...

dang Rob you beat me to the finish about the betacarotene... :D

Actually I read from a guy who was a research scientist specializing in chameleons that they do not convert beta carotene to Vitamin A...but also synthetic sources of Vitamin A had a tendancy to cause Gout. For what its worth the eggs in the female crickets you feed em have the bioavailable...

I think the concept behind the RainDome and the price/performance difference is what sets AquaZamp apart. Im going aquazamp myself.

good to know ^_^;

Ill attempt to answer you even though Im still in the "researching" phase... according to what Ive read...viable sperm can maintain in a panther for up to a year (extremely rare). The thing is..with each subsequent clutch the number of fertile eggs declines dramatically. Personal decision has...

I find playing some Barry White can help set the mood...also dont try while there are any major sporting events going on (world series...nba playoffs...etc) and finally you can always feed him a tequila worm..that does the trick but Id put pads beneath the branches so he doesnt hurt himself...

Hes really cool looking, nice color combo.

most panthers tend to start getting their deeper colors 5-7 months out. I think that yours is exactly as you have said about 4 months.