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I know what you mean. It can be tricky when they are really tiny. But I think he said earlier that it was 4 in. snout to vent?? If thats the case that girl is definately large enough that she'd be showing some kind of bulge if she were a male. Just my humble opinion. By the way, I cant...

Just figured I'd update everyone a little bit on my hybrid thoughts..... Both my male supposed Ambilobe/St. Marie cross (Mizraim) and my female Ambilobe/Mafana cross (Jack) were in my thoughts alot when I started this thread. My conclusion to my origional problem is that my goal is to...

Based on the pics you've posted, my opinion is female. The way the tail tapers after the vent is, in my opinion, way to steep to be a male. I wish I had some pics of chams in that size range for you to compare to. Unfortunately I dont. However, hopefully I'll be having a few clutches start...

Thanks chris. Your never ending knowledge of what seems like all species of chameleons never ceses to amaze me. I was aware that they used to export out of uganda, but I thought that was a while back. Apparently its been as recently as a couple years ago. Again, thanks for the info.

murphy's law. Gotta love it.

Thanks guys. Thats interesting info. I'm just perplexed at where nick at First Choice got his from. I know he gets lots of stuff in from Tanzania........I just emailed him to find out exactly where he gets his Johnstons.... Whatever, the case....I love those things!! P.S - Jenna. I love...

Cant wait to see that pic!!!

My personal preferance is Miner-All I for indoor chams, and Miner-All O for outdoor. Thats the calcium and mineral supplement. And I use Herpnutrition's vitamin supplement that was developed by susan donaghue. They make a 2 lowland formulas and 2 montain formulas as well.

I forget who it was, but I saw a post in the photo contest forum tha suggested that Johnstons do not live as far south as Tanzania. Apon further resurch, I havn't been able to find anything that says they do actually live in Tanzania. I know they live in Uganda, Rwanda, Congo (zaire), and...

I cant thank everyone who voted for me enough. Thank you thank you thank you. I must say, I feel bad because I think I had an unfair advantage with the colors that that guy put off for me. I think erics actual photo was way better.....and in my opinion, you can easily tell that his picture...

I hate shady vendors.......why cant we just get these in legally??? I'd love to keep these things. The colors on that guy blow away half the panthers i see out there.

By the way...Jaime.......how much were you offering for one of these guys?? I might just have to go back if the price is right. lol.

If you actually saw one exactly like that....chances are it was from Uganda...and very illegal. Although I think, but am not completely sure that uganda was open to importation a while back. Either way, this guy was living in a national park....I'm not sure what the laws on importation are, but...

If you could post a pic from the side giving us a good view of the vent area then it would go along way in helping us help you. From what your saying though, without any pics, my uneducated opinion would guess male. But again, I'd love to see pics if possible.

I have those same beatles invade my house every year late in the summer. Last year I walked out and could barely walk to my car there were so many. I felt like I was stuck in that hitchcock movie "The Birds" or something except with lady bug type creatures. My house is almost 50 years old....and...

Cute little guys....Maybe someday I'll get enough time to put together a good setup for some little Ramph's. One can only hope.

Another thought to keep in mind. I learned this lesson the hard way with a veild. If your using a supplement with D3, which is sounds like you are, than you want to stop all vitamin D3 supplementation before taking your cham outside. Not all calcium supplementation, but definately all D3...

cant wait to come here tomorrow and find out saphire is exhibiting gravid colors...... Keep us posted jenna!

Hey jenna, Awsome post. Your so descriptive and informative. Your an awsome addition the the panther world. Congrats on Morpheus. I have lusted after him often and his babies are sure to be top notch animals. Cant wait. As for calyx. I had a Sambava roughly the same age a while back that...

The only chams that I've gotten to eat veggies on a constant basis has been veilds. As far as panthers go. I've definately caught my panthers, mostly young panthers, chewing on some ficus leaves. But when I tried sticking leafy greens in there for a day, they seem to ignore them completely...