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It looks like it but they dont live in Balkans. But then I never saw domething like this..

...underneath just as panthers do but a little more subtle. The females will have thinner tail that is straight all the way back. This doesn't work well in sexing young juveniles as some males develop later than others. Errors can occur. If it passes slugs or has babies it is always a female...

Weighed her on 24th of last month. Been eating more since she spends 5 6 hours a day outside. Might just start leaven her out there 24 7. I have a 3x3x5 cage out side for her

...together as well https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/jacksons-chameleon-articles-and-studies.2407/ https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/my-jacksons-supplement-schedule.2463/ And if you get a female... https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/slugs-or-unfertilized-ova-and-what-they-look-like.2466/

I agree with @JacksJill here. W/c will almost certainly be gravid, or else have retained sperm. And if a CB female even sniffed a male, I’d err on the side of gravid too. Best advice: be ready for babies! And…”raise ‘em separate and get ‘em cold.”

In this subspecies the females are most likely to be receptive just after they pass slugs, little yellow egg yolk looking things the size of a poop. Try breeding 7-14 days after they pass slugs. You can try letting them see each other from afar for a few days before putting them together. I...

I was just wondering because I'd rather start with clean snails because I'm paranoid about contaminated feeders.

Here's the male in his temp setup. @MissSkittles You could try rough green snakes as they are primarily insectivorous, also garter snakes are primarily, worm, fish, slugs, eaters.

...in adults. It's not as obvious as it is in panthers but it is a tell. I don't know of anyway to tell gravid from just carrying infertile slugs. Their body shape changes whether they are carrying either, In females with an uncertain history you just have to expect babies. Looking at her...

...self. I have not observed any seasonal change but under artificial light I'm not likely to catch that. Females are a different matter. Females are more readily receptive in the week to 2 weeks after passing slugs or having babies. There may be other times as well but that one seems consistent.

4 months apart is a possibility for another clutch. Females have shorter life spans than males bred or not they can have difficulties giving birth or passing slugs, unfertilized ova.

Females will pass slugs when sexually mature. Some pass them a few times a year. If the ova don't get fertilized eventually they are passed just like chicken eggs, I have one girl who just passed them for the first time at 3 years old but she had reproductive problems early on and I thought she...

...incandescent neonate Juvenile sub-adult adult sexually mature receptive/non-receptive ova/unfertilized ova oviparous ovoviviparous viviparous slugs wet season dry season elevation nighttime drop (we often leave off "temperature" and this can be confusing) microclimate feral naturalized...

Thanks, that's a lot of really helpful information, I appreciate it. I have a handheld temp gauge gun that I was planning on using, should I use a probe instead?

Thank you for helping narrow things down! The passed slugs are concerning because none of those follicles would be that big if passed based on that x-ray view. So that would be more consistent with a clutch that was in the process of development but is regressing now. She may have passed the...

...since I posted an update on sejuani, my Jacksonii I got from @JacksJill. She’s such a good girl, finally got her to eat roaches after months of trying. She doesn’t seem to be into worms, but she loves black soldier flies. Still haven’t experienced “slugs” yet, unless I’m super blind and...

I'd like to know too. That'd be cool to give him some slugs. All though I read that slime horror story. & I'd be scared to feed Wasabi that. Lol maybe I'll stay away from the slime. 🤢

She is just going in places she doesn't normally go, she normally sticks to the same couple spots. Then I noticed like holy buckets she is kinda chunky. So I googled it and here we are. I haven't noticed anything weird. Just her normal poops i believe. We got her out in Washington. And a few...

I think My picture is female you think male?