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It's a boy. -=) I won't guess on locale at this age.

There are some Ambilobe and Sambava that I have worked with that have changed bar colors at maturity. I have had Sambava with blue bars turn red, and Ambilobe with red to blue, vice-versa. It is impossible to tell what a cham would look like at this age. BTW they all look Ambilobe to me.

That's the one I went with. I'm considering taking the second one as well. I love the whites on him.

Haven't been on for a while...a few clutches hatched early and it's been keeping me all tied up. I have never worked with Tamatave and would like to know from experienced owners as to which of these two would be a better example of the two. In other words, which would you use? Thanks in advance.

All but my panthers have been WC. The only problem I have had is a parasite issue from a male Fischer's that was given to me by someone. A few things I have noticed about WC are. 1. They are very shy, almost impossible to watch them eat or drink. 2. They stress very easily, and need much...

She didn't dig but dropped two more eggs since. Who knows how many she dropped while she was hiding, but I can still feel some inside...

Thanks! I will keep you guys posted -=)

She's still digging around aimlessly in the bin. Checking on her every 5-10 minutes or so. Never heard of Rep-a-boost but I'll look it up. My Dubias get really good food so I hope she takes them after. Right now taking her to a vet is kinda stretching it. I mean, she picked the wrong time...

I've had one of my male panthers stick his dingdong out and do the headbob to me -_-;;

I would've taken you up on the offer. I'm glad I found her but I'm still too concerned about her laying the eggs.... She's gotta get them out so she can start eating again.

She hasn't eaten anything. Just went back to check on her and she abandoned her hole...I'm thinking she's just too weak at this point.

So I wake up this morning to a scratching noise and look up to my computer desk to find her sitting there having laid a shrivelled up egg. I'm guessing she's reabsorbing moisture from the eggs to stay alive. I have no idea where she was but I feel she came to find me when times got tough. I...

Chams are much easier to find at night. When I FR outside, I can even find babies in bushes with a light. I've been checking every night since I lost her and just got done now....Still no luck. Hopefully, she comes out in the morning looking for food.

I've got this exact feeling.... Thanks, my wife went for a pedicure and I was supposed to clean up Christmas mess, but days later most of the crap is still there. I JUST got the dishes done now...I'm trying to find her but as the days go by, chances are getting slimmer.

Door was left open that night. I've looked everywhere from storage rooms to the coat racks. Yea, I had a female veild that was FR outside and lost her for almost the entire summer. Why I'm so worried is that because she dropped the two eggs, she is going to be eggbound. She has also gone off...