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Gorgeous! What are the parents?

Oh my God. Poor guy. I bet you feel awful. Really hoping he pulls through ok.

Are you sure the blood was from him and not her? How was his health before you put them together?

Not cruel at all and will act as incentive for your chameleon to feed instead of worry about who is holding the food. And I agree with the statement that patience is key. They adjust, slowly.

I said you CAN get the opposite colouration. Emphasis on the CAN...not WILL. Which is correct. Nowhere in that statement did I make it a final word on the topic. It is true, especially given the background of my particular situation. I'm starting to feel frustrated with some members of...

Yes, I have a gravid girl! Thought I responded to this earlier guys. In response to the genetics conversation, the bloodlines are unknown in my male as he is captive bred but his Pappy was WC. So my comments about having a mix of bars are correct, in my situation. Which is all I'm...

I would never be dishonest or misleading. BUT in all fairness - even if you cross a red with a red or a blue with a blue - you CAN get the opposite coloration in any clutch. Just saying, there are never any guarantees. Before I can think about selling babies and how they are advertised...I...

Do you know exactly what the benefit of a second pairing would be though?

I would not be alarmed by this at all - so long as it doesn't persist for long periods or accompany any other behaviour. My Panther did this around the same age and it startled me as well but it's completely normal. I heard him do it on a couple different occasions and then he seemed to grow...

My Panthers mated last night - which I'm thrilled about. This is the beginning of my adventure into chameleon breeding. Hoping to see some eggs in a months time! Red Bar x Blue Bar - both beautiful, healthy and friendly. Question for experienced breeders: Is a second pairing necessary...

Excellent feeder breeding guides! I just had a good read and feel inspired to try my hand at it!

Welcome to the forums! Glad to see yet another informed reptile enthusiast who does their homework before diving in head first. I will say that in my opinion, the bigger the enclosure, the better. I don't believe it's necessary to have a smaller baby cage and then move up to a larger one...

Awww what a cutie!

Beautiful, thanks for sharing!

Hoping for the continued health of your animals. It's amazing that none were harmed in a storm of that magnitude.

I'm sorry you had this set back. Keep at it with him - we are all rooting for you two.

He thought he saw something? lol I don't know! Your guy sounds like he's developing just fine. Not all chams brighten up early. My male took a long while to start showing noticeable colour but he looks great now. Fyi, dubia roaches are illegal in Canada. I wouldn't be advertising that...

I absolutely love his colours. I think Bob is a good name. :)

Minnesota huh? I'm in Winnipeg and it snowed here today! :( Enjoy your beautiful spring weather!

If he's eating and drinking, getting the heat/humidity and correct lighting I would expect you will continue to see improvements in his health. He needs weight on him but he may never reach the full 'normal' size that another panther would who received proper husbandry from day 1. Stick...