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These guys look no more than a month old. I would suggest keeping them in some kind of tub setup. The 18x18x36 is much too large. Whoever shipped these really shouldn't have, especially to a new keeper (no offense to you, just not good practice). You can also get some Hydei fruit flies...

I would lean towards Nosy Be / Faly cross. Too much white for a Nosy Be, and no red rain to be a Faly. Reminds me of the "Faly/Be" crosses that come in from imports. Just because it looks like "X" locale, doesn't mean it is unfortunately. A lot of crosses can actually look like pure locales...

How small is small? That's a pretty big cage for what I consider baby panthers. You could keep them together until 3-5 months or so. Depends on the chameleons. If you see them constantly climbing on each other, split them up.

Red will sometimes come in first and then turn to blue. I've also seen chameleons that were blue bar at 5 months, go completely red bar by 10 months and then flip back to blue bar as their final coloration :). Not saying he can't be red bar though!

I just hold it between my fingers. He will shoot it from however far away or move closer if he's out of range.

He was only 3 months at the time, so it didn't hurt. All of my others are fairly nice and handle-able. The guy in my Avatar come's to the reptile shows with me and will hand feed for anyone willing to hold a bug for him :). Thanks! Now he needs to get over being afraid of females for me!

Erebus being his usual grumpy self. He is from kammers Full House X Legend. Gave me my first ever chameleon bite when I got him from the Kammers on day 1 haha! Can handle a little now, but still pretty vicious!

Can you post a picture of it on a stick with it's tail straight out? Something similar to this.

Age is a difficult thing. Just because he looks like he is the size of say a 5-7 month old, doesn't mean he is that old if that makes sense. You will see a lot of animals that are much smaller for their age. For instance at reptile shows by me, there are people who have 5 month panthers, that...

Can't say for sure, but with him being 75% ambilobe, he will likely look very similar to a typical Ambilobe. Or you could get some crazy looking thing you wouldn't expect :). But my guess goes towards being Blue barred with some greens/yellows.

So, the only way fedex delivers on Saturday is if you pay extra for Saturday delivery. If you didn't, then this is not the fault of FedEx at all as shipping on Friday without Saturday delivery means Monday is the delivery day. Only ship Monday through Wednesday and this isn't a problem. I...

Did you go to a Print and Ship center (Like a Kinkos)? Those do not accept live animals. Only actual fedex Ship Center locations.

Color isn't necessarily a tell either. Some girls may not show gravid coloration at all times. It's best to have a lay bin available at all times. Worst case. Try the garbage can thing and leave her in for most of the day. If you don't notice her going down and checking it out out her back in...

I'm from Michigan and never warm my buckets. You want the soil to be moist to dig a tunnel, but not too wet where if you squeeze a handful water comes out. I just use a 3-5gallon bucket. I can agree, she may not want to go through the hole to get to the bucket. As for the trash can method...

Yep, 100% female.

1-25-16 Update: 13 week old red body blue bar Ambilobe for sale. These pictures were just taken. Getting huge! Have some alpha males that are showing amazing color already. Sire: Zephyros Dams sire: Sulu (Crazy Eyes Chams) Males - $190+ Shipping (Males 7 and 8) Alpha Males - $215+ Shipping...

So, Ambilobe is Ambilobe. Whether they are red or blue bar. Yours is a Blue Bar however. He has red on the body. When people refer to Blue or Red bar they mean the Bars where for example yours is showing Blue. For it to be a true Red Bar, he would have no Blue whatsoever in the barring...

Zephyros, one of my males, shot me in the eyeball with his tongue once. I opened his enclosure up and he started crawling down my arm and both eyes locked on me. Figured he saw a fly or something and next thing I know his tongue hit my eyeball. Luckily it didn't stick and honestly I barely...

I think a lot of the reason some of the rare species are fairly cheap is the fact that they all look similar with little to no variation. So once a few people start producing babies, the demand drops. Panthers on the other hand can have varying colors which is what a lot of people who want pets...

I agree that even if he looks like a certain locale, you shouldn't advertise him as anything specific. There are a lot of crosses out there now and some look very close to pure locales.