Recent content by TroubleSome976

R.I.P. Purpurious... when I got busted she died shortly after even though I had a capable keeper to watch her while I was in.prison

thankyou very much

outta curiosity.. a buddy of mine gave me some beetles called ulomoides dermestoides also known to laymen as the darkling beetle.. they appear to be the perfect size to feed young Chameleons hatchlings even.. People are drinking them to treat Aids, Cancer, Diabetes and other ailments.. would...

see and some one told me that there was no such thing as a purple barred panther cham... after i told him that i had a female purpl... she recently laid her 1st clutch and is gonna be ready to breed soon... you can see her on a post that i labeled "Purple Panther"

guess what i have a female for you... where are you?? i'm in Whittier ca... Look in general photography for Purple Panther... i named mine Purpureus... which means purple in Latin...

i purchased this female from an unknown breeder being told that it was a purple bodied blue bar ambilobe... she turned out to be the most beautiful female that i have ever seen on this forum or any other web search that i have performed.... can anyone help me... she is full of colors especially...

What up! so how did the babies?? almost all of ours died i think that two survived... anyways that dude is on fire!!! you should cee my purple bodied female(supposedly blue barred even though they look green to me )

My two year old female Panther cham. laid a clutch of eggs a month ago, and she seemed fine until she began to show signs of lethargy. She would lay on top of the vines with her legs just hanging down, I figured she just needed to nourish herself after laying her last clutch(of 21 eggs) fairly...

Is this a genital bulge? I'm tripping to sharpen my skills when it comes to accurately identifying whether a female or Male.. What do wee have here? Thank your all in advance

I've always been told that the eggs must be transferred to alternate incubation containers with in the first fatty of laying. I had a clutch of eggs laid last week that I couldn't get to so I need to know if the eggs can still be transferred or ate they all hopeless? Can anyone help me...

we had a clutch of eggs that were laid on December 23rd it went full term some of them started sweating but they turned out to have like a hard boiled egg matter in the middle... can anyone describe or explain this to me I don't know what it is but??

I have an outdoor free range that I'll allow my Girrl to spend tone on and due to the water bees have been attracted to to ... Well I caught her eating a bee.. It hasn't given her any problems but still it that all bad or what? Thank you all in advance

Pic of my baby female purple bodied blue bar panter chameleon

so out of our first clutch only seven hatchlings have made it to the one month mark and only eight actually successfully hatched. but one of the seven remaining seven's skin is noticeably looser than the rest of the babies.... what could this be??? thank you alll in advance...