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I agree with all the above 👍 Jacksons are what got me into this hobby several years ago.

Framschams has med.

I have no idea

I started roughly a week after being laid

For my Calumma brevicorne I started diapause at 65° and gradually dropped the temp to 55° and kept for 50-60 days then gradually raising to room temp until hatch.

Diapause isn't needed for panthers. Just a container with damp perlite /vermiculite in a dark place at room temperature and check the dampness occasionally.

Thanks @everyone 😊

I've had this beautiful little male about a month now and decided to name him "Trident"

I don't know about other places right now but Chewy currently has the xl Reptibreeze on sale .... https://www.chewy.com/zoo-med-reptibreeze-reptile-cage/dp/344873

First you'll want to get them acclimated to their new home for a few weeks. After that time collect a fresh fecal sample to be tested for which parasites might be present and the vet will determine what is needed. Different parasites require different treatment.

Jacksons needs a nighttime drop in temperature down to low to mid 60s 88° is just a little tool warm for the basking temp.

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@GrannyK now see what you've done 🤣

It's fine to use, I've used it but it needed more light than I had at the time. Now that I two Jungle Dawns on each enclosure I want to try them or Honeysuckle again.

That's great news, hope she has a speedy and complete recovery !!!

So did I 🤣

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Possibly shed but I'm thinking more towards remnants of a sperm plug.

@Action Jackson has them Rick Rose is on Facebook