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You can look at my gallery and you will see my Panther becoming recptive. Although the photo shows white lateral bars, a few weeks after this photo was taken, she was pinky orange all over. You will know for sure when shes receptive, she'll start getting plump and the colours are totally...

Good Luck!! Good luck with you chams, I hope you have success and fun. I'll help in any way possible.

The choice is yours! Hi, I would have been able to ship you out a yemen myself, but mine are all sold now. Just waiting on my eggs to hatch. I currently keep Panthers and Yemens. I know someone who can courier CB Yemen to you for £65 including delivery. He has been breeding chameleons for...

Which species are you after? Hi, Yes I live in the UK. I'm in southampton. Which secies of chameleon are you looking for? And are you willing to travel of did you want it delivered? I can point you in the right direction. Let me know.

I live in the UK! Hi, where abouts are you based?

Hi, just thought I add a little here with regards to the basking temp. Bear in mind that Velied Chams are intense sunloungers. Even with your ambient temp being 80-90, they will still bask for more heat. Velied loves the sun and you can safely reach 100 at the basking spot without causing...

I know where you are coming from. Although I haven't got any pictures of my enclosures posted. I can tell you that my light bulb is an all in one uva/uvb mercury vapour lamp attached by a ceramic reflector with a screen guard. I have never had any URI problems with my chams (Touch wood) and I...

Hi Heika, Incase you were refering to me, my uvb light is inside my enclosure.

It would definitely depend on the species. When you say aquarium, I'm taking it that you will be using a fish tank vertically and the screen being the door. This will work, but it will require fine tuning. Being the Temperature and Humidity. Of course the air can become stagnant in this type of...

Hi Jewels, With regards to your chameleon sleeping on the floor at night. I think your first action should be to check the temperature in the area where your chameleon sleeps. If given different temperature in different areas of her enclosure, she can sense the warmth and migrate to the area...

Hi Julirs, I totally agree with you about velied's growth rate being faster than other species. My now 4 month old velied is much bigger then my 7 month old panther. Just a month ago, my panther was at least 1inch + longer than my velied (snout to vent). It is amazing how fast they grow.

I'm in need of some answers. Male Panther chameleons brighten up alot when they see a female panther, with a little head bobbing, etc. Their colour also brightens when they see another male, this time with an aggressive stance. Also when they sleep, their colour is much lighter and brighter...

Hi Jboychyn, I would recommend some bamboo sticks or something along those lines cable tied to the back and sides of your enclosure (Preferbly tied to the plastic tubes of your flexarium). In my experience, if you have a screen cage, the chameleons tend to climb on them. With only their nails...

Nice Panther, I'm happy for you. All you need to do now is to fatten her up a bit, I'm sure she'll make a wonderful pet. Congrats. :)

I'm really sorry for your lost. But don't be put off in keeping a chameleon. Try photographing a picture of your setup and post it online. I'm sure everyone will help the best they can. R.I.P.....

Thanks for all your replies. I wasn't going to breed her, I know it's way to young at 4-5 months. It's just the first time I've seen her this colour and needed some guidance for future reference. My cage isn't ventilated with any fans. I was told by panther breeders that everytime I open the...

I would agree with all thats been said. Test have shown 40% lost in UVB projection through flexariums. And the florescent tubes will slowly start to lose it's UVB radiation output after the first 15 minutes of use. I would recommend buying a UVB meter, this will ensure maximum use of your tube...

I agree with whats been said by everyone, dehydration. I had that problem with my first chameleons a few years back, now they are fine. Definitely seek an experienced vet! I say this because inexperienced vets will go through things like x-ray, blood sample, injections etc all in 1 visit. And...

Hi, My UVB Tube is only 1 month old. As the old one was under warranty and stopped working, so I has it replaced. The vet cleared the infection problem forme, took x-rays and gave injections. I didn't want my chameleon to suffer or be in pain.

Very different. Although maybe new chameleon keepers might find them a bit odd. Black patches and all. I'm happy for you to beable to breed new morphs. Keep us posted in the future.