Recent content by Maki

Hi Everyone! So I'm thinking of breeding my Sambava and I'd like to do a cross, possibly with a red barred Ambiolbe, as I think the Reds, oranges and yellows of both could really make some great colorations in offspring. Anyone have pictures of your Panther crosses?? I would love to see some...

New colors peeking out!

Yes!!!! It finally did yesterday morning! I had been checking the dropping and yesterday I found a little 1/4" stone! Phew! Thanks everyone for advice and positive thoughts!! Oh, and he shed this morning so I think he's doing pretty darn good overall!

This is what I'm hoping!!

There's a picture of the naughty one, I'll post more in the next few days to help monitor him and document what he looks like as he/if he passes this stone.

I'm not 100% sure but if I had to guess it was probably about 1/4 inch or so.. And I'm not sure if it *wasn't* a bug and only a bug, it happened so fast I couldn't see what he went for.. But, he shot at something in/near the gravel and swallowed it instantly. It was definitely smaller than most...

I'm so bummed! I saw my little guy (4-5 months old male Panther) swallow a rock while outside this morning. He has no rocks in his enclosure.. And he's well fed! I never thought he would go for an inanimate object while sunning himself! Anyways, I'm going to follow my own advise, and follow...

Awesome! Thanks Lathis!

I noticed something is hanging from my male Panther cham's vent. He's 4 months old, and so far seems to be doing really well. Any idea if this is just left over fecal matter or possibly something to be concerned with?

That's awesome! Congrats and cheers to 4 more years!

And Sparky was his name-o! I've had my little guy for a month now.. And finally decided on a name! He's had two molts, and after this last one his colors really started to show! At 4 months old, I'm surprised how much color he's showing! And the light colors mixed with the dark around his...

One more, this was taken 10 minutes later

2 sheds later! He's getting bigger and showing some colors!

Thanks for the pictures! Can't wait to see more as they grow!