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Hi first of all i would like to thank those who take the time to read and comment. I just received a female panther who is around a year and a half old. I was told she layed her first clutch in august, and i have a feeling she might be gravid from retained sperm. She hasnt eaten since in my...

Nice job so far, the buddah looks very well made. Cant wait for more progress pics.

Wow only 4.5 months old. He is amazing, i cant wait for future pics of this guy.

Soo cute! What locale?

I just recently got one and im having trouble getting it to bloom. I originally had a grow light on it but i burned a couple leaves so now i have it in the corner in the shade.

Im using a passion flower in my cage and theres been no harm to my chameleon. Passion flower is on the safe plant list from flchams which other users say is a good resource.

Thanks for the responses, ill go with 6% to be safe.

Just curious what people would suggest for a panther chameleon that is mostly indoors. 6% or 12% arcadia? I know 6% says for forest animals but ive heard other forum members say that they use 12%. Would love to hear personal experiences.

Get a main plant to go in the center. Ficus works really well. Then just go nuts putting sticks for climbing and fake leaves for hiding. Be sure to give proper basking temps. Good luck!

Wow todd thank you for that comment and picture showing the difference in UVB. I will immediately make the switch from reptiglow to arcadia.

As a treat he gets an occasional mealworm but other than that its hard to find a variety of feeders around me. He used to just get crickets but i finally started with dubias. He hasnt shown the biggest liking for them yet but hopefully he will soon.

Cant say ive heard of south holland, probably cause im all the way north in Highland Park.

I went to the tinley park expo last year, they just had one this month that i didn't get the chance to go to. Lots of snakes and beardies but very few chams. I only got to talk to one panther breeder last year. Ashleigh: You are right they do look very similar. I never got info on my guys...

It is scary to think of a fall but realistically dont chameleons spend their entire lives that high up in the wild. I'm sure his boy appreciates the freedom he gets, rather than being stuck in a cage all day. Gotta say, i did a double take when i saw him on the cable. I was like whaaat?!?

Thanks for the info, just wanted to make sure i wasnt overfeeding him.