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They have been sold. Thanks for all those interested.

He's gorgeous. You don't see many panthers with full red color.

My panther chameleon will no longer eat any roaches so I have no choice but to sell them. I am looking to get $30 for them and that includes shipping. You get a great mix of dubia roaches in various sizes including adult breeding pairs. The colony contains all sizes 1/2in and up. Get yourself...

She's been sold. Thanks for those interested. Her older 8 month old brother is still available. https://www.chameleonforums.com/7-month-panther-cross-male-rehome-asap-69424/

Definitely got yourself a cute little male there.

Wow, Padre is huge! Gorgeous parsons. I'm jealous that you got to meet him.

Ot's all about Skyrim! I bought it today during my break at work. Can't wait to get off work to go home and play it!

He's got some nice colors coming in. His father is a looker as well.

He looks great! Crossed or not.

Crickets I breed on a small scale but I mostly get them from a local shop for fairly cheap and they have them in all sizes. I also breed my own roaches.

Crickets and roaches. Although I may give up breeding crickets soon as my younger chameleon is now eating bigger crickets instead of pinheads.

Great looking faly babies! You can tell they're going to have some beautiful colors as they get older.

Parasites are another concern with wild caught roaches and many other wild caught insects.

Here's some recent pics to see some of the different colors he shows.

Here are some updated pics. She's beginning to show some nice coloration.

Congrats on the marriage! Best wishes for your new family and baby to be. I'll be getting married soon, as well. Sometime before I leave to the military in January.

Good to see that they showed concern and did not just leave him alone in the cage to die.

Silkworms are very nutritious for your cham, some people feed them to their cham as a staple along with crickets. They can be offered several times a week without worry. Hornworms on the other hand should be offered less. They aren't bad for your cham and do well for rehydration but feeding too...

I offer roaches, crickets, superworms, and phoenix worms. I will also offer the occasional locust, katydid and dragonfly whenever I can obtain some.

He looks great! That is a stunning deep blue.