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  1. TayloredExotics

    US 6 month Ambilobes

    All girls are sold!
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    US ISO stick bugs

    Have you tried @nick barta or checked his website, Full Throttle Feeders? He's usually got a bunch, along with care sheets for the different species
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    Help, hatchling chameleon ate too large of a cricket?!

    This is a stress sign and a bad indicator. It may simply be because a lot has happened to such a relatively young cham, or it can be a sign of illness. Especially since you said lights aren't even on for a full 12 hours, your baby should not be trying to sleep early.
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    Help, hatchling chameleon ate too large of a cricket?!

    Hopefully someone else will add more feedback, this is just some of the major things •Panther ambilobe hatchling chameleon. Unsure of sex. I think he’s super young (I did order a hatchling). Got him July 14th 2021, so last Wednesday. Your baby is very young... Probably a month or less. They are...
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    Female or Male Panther? (6 months)

    Ooh, good catch on the mealworms, I missed that! Yeah, I second that they're a decent treat, but I wouldn't give them too often!
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    Female or Male Panther? (6 months)

    She's still showing only juvenile coloring (assuming your photos are a good representation of how she looks normally), so you're probably safe to keep giving her as much as she'll eat in a 10-15 min window each day. You could cut her down to every second day, or maybe 4 days/week, but keep an...
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    Female or Male Panther? (6 months)

    Definitely female, does not appear to be currently carrying eggs. But it's never too early to introduce a laying bin! You'll probably notice a color change when she goes through her first receptive period; most likely she'll be a nice peachy to tan for a week or two (though one of my girls gets...
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    Just sharing 7 14 2021 and relaxing

    Oops, haha... It's the cactus looking thing in your 2nd pics. Maybe E. trigona?
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