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Maybe it's only a fart brewing......look out below!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hi Joe, I thought Rick had disappeared off the face of the earth?

Hi Phil I think he should be off the fruit flies and onto small crickets by now. I have mine in an exo terra and I wipe the bottom clean at least twice a day,also remove any poop as soon as it appears, clean all around the rest of the viv every few days. I agree with the basking lamp advise, a...

Stunning little chap, showing some deep colour already for one so young.

Something is going badly wrong if they only last 4 days. Remember they need to be kept at high temperature, they need moisture as well as food and as previously said they require somewhere to hide like egg cartons they come in. I'm currently using gut load pro-formula as a food and drink...

I think Kinyonga has been very informative on his/her post. Follow it and you should be ok.

What locale were you told heshe is?

I think they are all differrent, some will gladly accept being handled and some find it very distressing. At first my little panther was slightly distressed when I tried to coax him onto me, the only reason I did this was he was very distressed if I left him in his viv when I misted, so I tried...

Real nice!

Gorgeous looking clutch you have there!

Lovely lookin man you have there, but I'm saying he's well older than 5 months

A gorgeous collection you have, I love them Carpet girls, you must be so happy with them all.

I'll try to describe it as plain as I can,. As previouls said a Reptile poo consists of two part. 1. the brown bit (treat this as the the dump from all the feeders he has eaten) 2. Then the white bit (the urates, which is the moisture/water he has taken in). The urates should always be...

I'm no professional but I think you will find in some locales such as Sambave, Ankaramy and Tamatave, the Male offspring will usually mimic the sire. With other Locales such as Ambilobe and Ambanje there is no telling what the result will be until adulthood. I.E. With these locales you could...

He really is a Stunning looking bloke!

Congrats, well cool

I have to disagree, I think Panthers are less agressive than Veiled in general, there are of course always the exceptions.

I had mine at around 7 weeks. The breeder normally doesnt like to move them until at least 3 months, however he was so confident in the one I had due to his feeding and drinking habits, he let me take him early, he guarenteed it for a month. I've now had him for 8 weeks and he is doing fine. I...

I use the T REX cham dust, but only one or twice maximum a week, all other days I use a pure calcium dust. This was the advice given to me by the breeder I got my young panther from, he seems extreamly healthy and growing well for it.

Good luck with him Phil, they cause a lot of worry when you first get one but well worth it in the end, had my little chap about 6 weeks now and I'm only now starting to relax with him lol.