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The size the cage you plan to build is good for a full grown adult. You would only want to expand that size if you were planning on having a female living in the same cage. A lot of vegetation would be needed in that case (for the female to "hide from the male when desired). Otherwise, any large...

I would recommend for you to fill out the "how to ask for help" questionare. We need more info to be able to help your cham.

Are you sure he/she actually has to go? ,,, how much has he/she been eating? ...how about drinking? Maybe dehydration is a factor.

Would you please give us more info. Set up- lights-temps-furniture- etc.. Fill the "how to ask for help" questions. Maybe there is a problem we can help you identify. Chams may open their mouth and keep it open when they are over-heating. But it maybe something else,...but need more info.

Congrats to You and your lovely Chamille! :D:):D:):D:):D:):D:):D:)

Impossible! They are two different species,... It would be like trying to breed an orangutan with a gorilla! :p

Both of my Panthers are less than a year old, but I do plan to mimic the season changes for them. The temp does not change much, but the rainfall does. So i'll make it rain accordingly to madagascar's weather! :D

If his kidneys are in trouble it is very serius! How long have you had him? Is he wild caught or captive bred? The cage you have him in is small for a panther chameleon his age. I have two panthers One is 4 months in a 18"x18"x30" and the other is 5 1/2 month old (but large for his age) in a...

I have a New (un-named) 4-month old panther chameleon (nosy be). Since the day he arrived he has ignored the crikets i put in his cage to hunt.:confused: Day one He did not eat. day two, i figured maybe the crickets were too big for him (medium crikets), so i switch them for small crickets. I...

Looks like you got 2 females. The horns for a 3-4 month old male should be more developed than you show in the pictures.

Who ever had this problem before would tell you the same thing. Take the cham to the vets!!!

Wow! ....congratulations!!!!:)

I have 3 cages (24" x 24" x48"). The stand I use for them is the florenzia end table from wal-mart.com the table top is exactly 24" x 24". It fits perfectly, and it only costs about $119. You can have it shipped free to your nearest wal-mart.

My guess is the bright white light (the 6500K) bulb is attractive in comparizon of the other bulbs.... Who knows?!?

I can relate to you. One of my panther chameleons loves the 6500 k T5 bulb for the plants. I do have a basking light and the UVA/UVB light. Yet he likes being under the 6500 k light.

That's unfurtunate... i have a dual T5 fixture on top of one of my cages. the fixture's purpose is for plant growth,... but since it carries 2 bulbs, i figured maybe i can eliminate the T8 with the reptisun 5.0, and add the equivalent to the T5 fixture. Does anyone know of a decent T5 bulb...

I agree zoo med is the best,....but do they make a bulb for T5 fixtures?

Some keepers have reported their chams having vision problems due to using zilla bulbs.

Congrats on your success!!! :):D:):D:):D

are your panthers related to eachother? ...are you planning on breeding them in the future (if not related)?