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Is there a difference between the tempetature of air in the high levels of cage and the basking spot? If there is a big difference you can use it but i have never heard an uvb bulb which is suitable for the basking of a montane species (exept babies). Also in the blog which you sent says "you...

I think an uvb bulb can't produce enough heat for a Jackson's. You can use 1 compact top with a Natural Light and a Uvb 100, and a lamp with a 40W regular bulb. No need to second compact top.

May be its about the max 4MB rule? Thanks! But i don't have much hope to be 1st. :D She is sooooo beautiful but this photo is not enough to show her beauty. :o

Cutest think i have ever seen. :D So, is she 5 months old? :confused:

I am looking for a T. montium pair for 4 years but nobody import them to Turkey. I could die for a pair, even for a little baby. :( They are the most exciting (may be its not the correct word) species i have ever seen, females are especially beautiful. :(

Why so many photos have deleted? There was great ones.

First baby has a super hero mask, LOL. :D They are so cute and grandparents are just majestic. :)

WOOW! I wanted to say "He is majestic!" but Laurie already sad that. :p He is amazing! :)

My female panther is happy with small ones but male jackson's can be larger than female panther. I think small ones are ok for climbing etc. but large ones would be better for basking area and sleeping place.

They are amazing! :) I love montane species.

Her name is Montia.

Today, Montia is 51 grams and Tobi is 28 grams! Tobi is gaining weight really fast! :)

That little guy is Tobi. The seller sad that he is an Ambanja and approximately 4 months old. He arrived 2 weeks ago and he was 18 grams when he arrived:

New photos! Montia :

Here is my friends Rieppeleon brevicaudatus. Is it a male or a female? We think its a male but we are not sure:

Thanks! :D I could not find play sand anywhere. I was going to be crazy. :( I hope she will like fine aquarium sand.:)

Can i use fine aquarium sand to put into the laying bin instead of play sand? There is no play sand in our country. It is the aquarium sand i mentioned :

Linear ones are better. Compact ones causes eye issues with some chams, rearly but not as healthy as linear ones.

They are amazing and so cute! :D Wish i could see them with my own eyes and touch them. :) And which species is the 3. one? A Kinyongia fischeri?

Here is my friend Chamillion's male Panther cham. We don't know what his locale is. Is he an Ambanja, a Blue Bar Ambilobe, a Red Bar Ambilobe or a cross?