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I made a new thread with 2 pics of her, asking if she looks gravid (never did get to breed her), here is the link: https://www.chameleonforums.com/my-female-panther-gravid-91921/#post858711

She's never been mated but has seen my male and didn't want anything to do with him. She is about 10-11 months old. Here are the pics, she is somewhat dark, earlier when I fed her she ate 1/2 of what she normally eats and drank alot as usual, she is not going to the ground or digging up...

I'm trying to get mine to breed but will most likely wait until I move in a few weeks. That being said, you SHOULD only breed for the love of the animal/reptile not for the $ I know 2 stores that will take any and all panthers I breed, one store will take them after a month but won't sell them...

When feeding my 2 dragons (breeding pair so they get lots) and my (soon to be breeding pair) 2 panther chameleons I take a large cup put about 50-80 crickets in with the vitamin supplements and swirl them around. Usually there is too many crickets in there that they can't jump but if you make...

Will raise the heat slightly and I've already raised the amount of food shell eat more than I thought she took 12 out of my hand last night...

Anyone have any advice?

I try maybe once every 1-2 weeks as to not stress my female out too much, she shows her pink colours as if she is receptive to breeding but once she sees my male panther she freaks out. She is a year old and not sure what to do to get her to breed... Would it be a better idea to get a big...

Alright, there is a store local to me (about 2 minutes down the road) and I know that everyone dislikes reptile/pet stores but this is a store that has extremely knowledgeable staff and have bought about 150 bearded dragons from me over the course of 2 years. They were asking me (since I...

for my bearded dragons I use the exo-terra soil bricks (3 pack) in a large plastic tote, it works very well, however I do recommend adding a bit of sand to it. This is what I will be using for my female panther sometime soon when I start breeding her with my male panther. Hopefully soon...

I am looking for a new type of reptile as my leatherback bearded dragon died unfortunately, as I already have a dragon breeding pair I was thinking of changing it up and getting something different, I've seen pictures of the electric blue day gecko and apparently they are extremely rare but I'd...

Here is my male panther, he is about 1.5 years old. Waiting for my female panther to be about a year-1.5 years old before I breed the 2, she is right now about 10 months old Pics were taken on an iphone4, I didn't feel like pulling out the Nikon J1. Only one chameleon was out at a time, my...

Oh mine is a little bigger size cage I didn't think it was big enough... I will wait until the end of this year then. Thanks!

Hey there I have a male panther (blue bar) chameleon and a 9-10 month old female panther. She shows pink and from what I've read means that these are her receptive colours. Now, maybe once every 1-2 weeks i will get the male out of his tank (he always wants me to take him out) and show...

Next time put moist (not wet) soil in a tupperwear containter for them to put the eggs in and put some mesh over it so the females can put the eggs in but so the males cant eat the eggs. Then take it out and put it in another bin for them to hatch out and then remove the soil filled tupperware...

Thanks, and thankyou everyone else. I will weigh her tomorrow and report my findings :D

so my female I bought in october at 2 months old (so I was told), it is now april so she is 8 months old. Is it true that they should be a certain weight before attempting to breed? I showed my male to my female today and she didn't change any odd colours or gape or sway or anything and my...

You could ask pet stores local to you if they can source one from a breeder. Also try a store called SimplyReptiles in Oshawa Ontario. I don't think they're open yet but if you contact her she may be able to help you.

I am using a reptibator I got off another user on here who is opening a store with her husband. For now, I am only breeding bearded dragons. Room temperature right now (in Canada, in a basement) is 70°F at night (I wish it was at least 80 for me personally but thats not gonna happen...

I will be using all of this advice the next time I order 1000 crickets (2-3x per month) Thanks for the guide!

I used to have a female veiled chameleon. Any time we got near the tank it would puff up and clearly get all pissed off. I traded w/ the store for a male panther chameleon and let me tell you, any time I open the doors on his tank to feed him he doesn't even look at the crickets and somehow...