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Is this a male or female ?

I can post mine when I get home. The key is temps and food. I wasn't able to successfully keep crickets alive till I was using fresh veggies and fruits combined with repashy gut load and dry gut load. They must always have access to food or water. I also throw in some extra stuff like bee pollen...

Beautiful bars!! He is going to definitely be a stunner!

He is progressing quite nicely!! I love to see their offspring has I currently have a colony of 19 breeding that are all kammers babies.

That's very normal behavior. I prefer putting them on a stick to be handled as they seem to feel more secure!

Beautiful!!!! Congratulations on an awesome pet!!!

I would not worry about it too much unless the soil had fertilizers in it. Always make sure to use regular potting soil or topsoil with no fertilizers or even natural fertilizers in it. You can also cover the soil with pebbles so he can't eat it. Or you can buy crushed oyster shells and place in...

Congrats!! Now it's time for the feeding frenzy to start!!

Feed the hatchlings 2 times a day using fruit flies and pinhead crickets. And always avoid feeding them to late at night.

Congratulations on your new panther!!! He looks great!! Good luck and enjoy!

I definitely own some crazy chams that can bite from time to time. I found it best to introduce yourself to them with food such as a super worm or waxworm. And then use a stick for them to crawl onto.

Anywhere from 6 to 9 months is what my average is for panther eggs. Daytime temperature is 72 to 74 degrees Fahrenheit and nighttime temps of 68 to 70 degrees Fahrenheit.

What a beautiful and healthy female!!! Congrats!

I believe he would be considered captive breed f1 as he was not born in the wild. Beautiful chameleons!!

Photo's of active breeders and my rack setup.

How many hatchlings will you fit in each separate cage? I'm looking at doing the same thing. I want to see updated pictures and very nice work!

The blue bulb is strictly for heat. It's a day bulb. I'll definitely do some more research on better gut-loading methods. Thanks

I also have multiple chameleons that are separated by corrugated board cut to size so that thry can't see each other.

Chameleon Info:Your Chameleon*- The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care?Handling*- How often do you handle your chameleon?Feeding*- What are you feeding your cham? Small crickets dusted with calcium. Twice a month they are dusted calcium with d3 and a...