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His colors are looking awesome! He also looks nice and healthy:) Keep us updated!

Two of the coolest eating pictures I've seen. Every time I see that tongue fly out is like the first:eek: so awesome:D

Great photos! I like the one of his foot:)

His fired up blues are awesome!

He's got some awesome color! Definitely a stunner:D

Dang, that thing is luscious! Nice work:)

Thanks for the suggestions everyone! I am taking everyone's reply into consideration. If I do run into problems selling them I will contact those of you interested and we can work something out.

We're on the same page! Nothing drives me crazier than when someone posts some snide remark without even answering the question:eek:

One of the coolest lookin chams I have ever seen!!!

Male Ambilobe: Dartanian aka Dart Female: Ducky (yes from the land before time) our cham looks just like her! Lol

Daaaaang:eek: I've been looking for a high-white Nosy Faly for a long time. Count me in when the little ones are ready:D Beautiful lookin cham.

Beautiful spacious cage. I would get rid of the center hanging plant and place a nice 4foot tall living plant right in the middle. Shefflera or Ficus would work well. With that you would be set! Nice work!:D

I have to agree with Vigilant, I wouldn't go for a cross. Panthers are awesome chameleons to keep, but go for the "pure" local.

Let's hope thats the case! Thank you for your input:D

Those are some great ideas Curt! I live is San Diego where we have 2 large expos per year. If all pans out, I'll consider vending!

He's very handsome, doesn't look a day over 3:D

Why do people always jump to conclusion before anything!!!:mad: You don't think I would research that BEFORE breeding my chams??? I have a "potential" issue at hand and was looking for some help... anyone?

Nice action shots;) I put my chams together 3+ months ago and had great success with eggs(50 plus) and a double clutch. Ever since my male got a taste for breeding he freaks out and fires up if he gets even a glimpse of his female companion. Poor guy... I wish I had more ladies for him:D

I have just recently started incubating my first clutch of panther egg's. My female actually double clutched so I now have over 50eggs. I am very excited about what is to come, however, I am also a bit worried about how I am going to sell ALL of these babies if the majority of them hatch. I know...

Thanks for the answers! One last question: Does the Hawk Moth have any spines on its legs, or have anything else that could harm my chameleon?