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His living conditions are beyond superb.

I hope to find someone too, I was literally just talking about it to my bf. I used to post him all the time in the FB groups until the "packs" of newbie experts came along to bash me. Plus, no one "likes" chameleons that have papilloma spots all over them, people only love the truly beautiful...

I've considered going there but I haven't heard any feedback from them in the SC reptile groups I'm in. They're only about an hour and a half away (mt. Pleasant place). And I think I've spoken to the people from the Asheville place as well. Someone needs to go to school for exotics and come to...

I really think he has a papilloma growth in the inner part of his eye lid. But he's always kept me nervous as a keeper cause he always does such strange stuff.

Sorry, I'm just now getting this tag ☺️ Yes orchids are safe, just persnickety on watering and lighting. I always get the death rack orchids at HD or lowes because most times the only thing wrong with them is the flower stalk broke off, or they are just really, really thirsty. That way you're...

Funny you say that because growing up my mom had a big wire shelf rack with lights with all of her African Violet's on it :)

I live in South Carolina. The only "reptile" vet near me that EVERYONE raved about is the guy I originally took Chief to when these little spots started to appear all over him. He looked at him for 10 seconds, criticized my husbandry, and said it was fungus and gave me silver cream then charged...

That they are :) I took that big monster to a local orchid society show, and they literally were drooling. Not many people in SC have vandas because they are difficult to grow in lower humidity areas, unless you have the money for a greenhouse. I don't, but one day maybe. For now, my winter...

I like to shoot my bow, hoping to get into some 3D competitions this year. This picture was my first shot ever at 50 yards, I previously hadn't shot more than 25 due to not being able to see well past 25 yards. I had just gotten some new glasses and a new sight for my bow and punched it at half...

Welcome to the forums :) Petsmart is the last place to get advice from, not trying to be rude, but in the couple of years I've been involved with chameleons, I've seen so many horror stories from folks who buy from the big box stores. But, you are here now, and in the best of hands. You can...

When I finally became serious in wanting a chameleon after 13 years, I did a lot of research and was looking into getting a veiled because they aren't as expensive as panthers, but quickly learned that veileds can sometimes have a bit of a feisty attitude, and a panther has a higher chance of...

@MelissaB Aww, thanks :) He's my little heart throb!

When I first got both of my male panthers, I left them alone for a while... Maybe a old month to two months before I did anything more than putting feeders in, adding water to the drippers, and cage cleaning. Once they started to calm down when I was near the cage, I would open the door, if they...

I have a big live pothos in the middle, then fake plastic plants around the outer edges.

AMEN TODD! ;):D:LOL:(y):ROFLMAO:

Unless you panther weighs a couple pounds, it's not going anywhere.... It's a B$@*% to get off when it's empty! The magnet is SUPER strong!

Yikes! Sorry to hear about your cham, that's a vet to avoid at all costs. I don't have any "reptile/exotic" vets near me, they're all 2+ hours out. The one "exotic" vet guy that so many people recommended me to take my one male panther to was a total nut job. Charged me $80 to just look at him...

I have the quad fixture from LYR's, on a 24x24x48 cage. Believe me, it's definitely not too much.

Phallies are not toxic, just be careful of how much water it'll get from a dripper or a mister... They don't like to have a constant wet potting media, and they don't like to have water sitting in the crown of the plant.