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okay so Ive switched to the old UVB that I was using in the first place and took the basking bulb down... I have not been dusting? what supplement schedule should I use with the babies? our oldest hatchling is now 2 months and the youngest is not even a day... we have been using fruit flies...

the highest the temp got was maybe 75 or 76 the sire came from kammerflage and the dam came from screameleons...

they all have hatched on their own so far with no help... their temps stay between 79-81 at the very highest before I will shut off the basking light to cool it down... Im only misting them enough to keep the humidity levels from being too dry and making sure they are getting a drink, which they...

my wife is lightly misting them 3-4 times a day the basking temp stays around 80-81 the uv bulb type is zoomed 5.0 the parents were 1 yr and 1 & half years we have 2 clutches: the first clutch was laid in october and the second in november their incubation temp was averaged at 74:confused:

Good Morning Everyone.... We have had about 20 of our Panther Chameleon Eggs hatch since May 18th and about a little more than half of them have died:( We follow everything correctly on raising these lil guys! We were told we will lose a few out of 50 eggs, but we are about 50/50 on...

Updated pics of a couple of our chams!!! The cham lil guy by hiself is almost 2 months old already and the other two are almost 1 month old!! :D

Also some good protein crushed something and fresh veggies when you think about it...but dont leave the veggies in their more than 1 day! :D:D:D

Dubia Roaches are best for a staple diet to your Panther Chameleon...IMO! :) Thats what I feed along with proper dusting and they will flourish!! Hope thus helps!! :)

Very nice looking Panther!!! :)

The probe is actually behind them, they cant reach it and the leaves are a good distance away from the top of the cage...but thank you for the advice :)

Good Morning Everyone.... Thought I would post some photos of our newly hatched Panther Chams!!:D They have been hatching since May 18th and are doing well....Ton of fun! Enjoy!!:D:D

I would wait til they are moving around the egg container to move them to their new home, but if he hasnt moved in a couple days try to get him/her out and spray him/her down with water to get your vermiculite/perlite of them..Ive noticed it keeps them weighed down to where they cant move..As...

I have 2 clutches and my first clutch just started yesterday at 7 months of incubation...we have 8 out and causing trouble now and about 35 more eggs to go...its a fun waiting game!:D

I just bought an direct Sun light plant/tree for my chams outside cage and it was called: Hibiscus Rosa-Sinensis...I think! It flowers as well...its all called a "Breaded Hibiscus", its about 4 feet tall now and will grow to be 10 to 15 feet tall....it will be my chams outside ranging tree... If...

Thank you! I would love to had to the family a male and female Nosy Faly...I am working on #9 hatching...its a great experience:D:D to watch and to care for baby chams :)

Awesome looking Falys Rob! (All of you that have posted on this thread, you have Beautiful Nosy Falys)..I want a male and a female! Someone hook me up, I have hatching BB Ambilobes and still going...that I would consider trading...who wants to put me on their list? :) Thanks!

We give him a routine shower cuz he usally gets a lil bit of stuck shed....we have him in a 4' high by 2' wide by 2' wide cage. he has a dripper and we mist 3 to 5 times a day! He just gets pissy (As he looks in is pic) when we get ready to move him back to his cage cuz he likes the shower...

Our male Veiled a lil Fired Up!!! When he gets his routine shower he displays these unique colors and gets pissy!!! :D:D What do you guys think? Hows he look? He is alos finishing shedding!!

Here is another!!! This guy was a lil fired up:D:D

Totally AWESOME!!! Dido! :D Also...what is the main frame built out of? Sorry if you have already answered this question:D:D