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Awesome Jenna, beautiful animals... gotta love the pinks! I hope they give you babies to die for! (Put me on the list!)

Michelle, I have never tried myself, but have heard of many that feed pinkies occasionally, especially for egg producing females... I think an adult panther would take one just fine. Were you considering live or f/t? p.s. I don't know how you would "gutload" them though :eek:

Sally, if he is still favoring the eye, I would make an appointment to have him seen by a Vet.

Greg, I hear ya, but would probably wait until temps are at least 75F, 60ish may be a bit cool, but then again, I am paranoid LOL.... Could you rig up a heat lamp for him?

Yes, wait till she is at least a year... 60ish grams.... In most cases, the panther female won't necessarily change her color to show she is receptive, she just doesn't change to show she is not..... Make sense?

http://www.cloudtops.com/misting_systems.htm Go with the "I".

Thanks! And no, I have a paid account :D Not sure what comes with the free acct.... Good luck with the cage and most important... Have fun with it!!! Post pic's when it's done :p ~~Dreams drainage pans.... ~~

Thanks Luna!!! What I wouldn't give for your Quasi!!!! The MVB's can be good, under the right circumstances. They are just so powerful that it makes placement for a cham cage a challenge.... The chams need to be able to escape the UV rays when they want to... as well as the heat (by the...

I LOVE building my own! Here are a couple... http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/herphappy/album?.dir=a7f4&.src=ph&store=&prodid=&.done=http%3a//pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/herphappy/my_photos

I agree, roaches can be a great addition to ay chams diet....... in moderation. I have had 2 colonies (Hisser and lobster) going for a few years. I give away a lot and feed off nymphs as I can... They are by far cleaner and easier to care for than most other feeder bugs, just have to get...

Well, he could be too young. The female will put on quite the display when not receptive, so I think this is linked more to the males lack of interest. No, it will not harm her to lay infertile eggs, just make sure she has a place to lay them. Chances are she may not show the gravid...

I have used MVB's on chameleons before, but unless you have a huge enclosure, I would not consider them ideal. I prefer the good ole' Reptisun 5.0's.... JMHO though.....