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31 days after breed: Time is now 2 AM. It was abit confusing to find the eggs :) I removed the female and put her in the favorit livingroom Ficus tree after she had eaten and drinking water. She was no longer able to look at me. It was only 1 tunnel she had made, but in the end of that tunnel...

Early day 31 after breeding: Time 00:30 AM She has now covered the eggs and gone up the tree again to her sunspot, i'm sure she laid the eggs now because she is very thin. I have offered her heavy dusted crix in a feeding bowl so she can eat and rest. Also i have offered her water som she...

Day 30 after breeding: It's late here now. Time is 23:15 PM. I have left the lights on for a little longer this evening because she has been diging in the bin alot today without a break. She now covers the hole after diging there all day. Hope she's finished :D I dare not look for...

Day 30 after breeding: She has not layd the eggs yet, but today she has been spending all time in the laying bin only diging. Before today she used to take breaks getting up in the ficus and sunbathe for a while before starting diging again. She is focust on one corner of the bin, and is...

Did anyone study their panther on how mutch time she use to lay a clutch of eggs? What is the normal rutual in this prosess? And what ammount of time does she use in these stages?

What you could do is to cover the bottom with alot of smaller nontoxic flowerish plants in smaller flower pots :)

Hey there, and thanx for your advice. Congrats with the clutch. I guess you'll be very buissy now :)

Congrats!!! I'm waiting for the pictures too... Also i'm waiting for my Ambanja to lay her eggs, she is digging all the time now and is really testing my patience...

I use this one, so it should be more than enough space as this same incubator is also used for chickens and other birds as well. As for adding the moist, this is regulated by the artificial intelligence of the incubator. This will not be sprayed over the eggs, but drip into a spunge that makes...

My måle panter wassmo bety shy in the first 8 months, and i rally dont Wang to handle them much. But he has buildt such mutch truet to me that he comes running to my hand nearly everk time i open hus chage. Also he stands at the door telling me he wants out to sit in the plant in the window...

I think this dessert chameleon "The Namaqua Chameleon" is a special species of the chameleon segment :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPjgfEzmhAs&feature=related

She took me in the act of looking at her while she was digging, and every time I met her gaze, so she gave up digging each time and climbed up into the branches of the tree. Because of this, I have covered all routes in the terrar so she does not see me. I've hooked up a video camera and...

Tell ust a little aboute the species, placing of the cage (room), age, temperature, humidity, colours on her, and even pictures wich would help us to help you :)

A nature program will never be the same without David Attenborough.

Yes i hav seen the series many times as i just bought the blueray :) Planet earth is also a good series :)

soil without fertilizer mixed with sand and moist, so that the cave she digs don't collapse.

This is a nice video from narrator David Attenborough: I just love this clip. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCmqM3YP1-4

Thanks for the advice DeremensisBlue. I was asking this question because i'm thinking that she might have some emotional fealings aboute the eggs. I'm thinkin that she might look at me as a predator if she sees that i'm digging them up from the bin?

As you might know, i'm waiting for my female Furcifer pardalis ambanja to lay the eggs. She is digging alot today in the laying bin. I might expect her to lay the eggs any moment, and was wondering how long you let the eggs stay in the substrate before you dig them out and put them in your...

Nice to hear :) My new Canon HD cam was really a good investment i think :) Good initiativ on making this thread by the way :)