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reply Yes she did all that and is back in her plant... Not sure if she actually did lay but she dug hole and covered it back up and is now back in the branches..

I believe my female panther has laid her eggs.. Should I move them to incubation container now (9:56 pm) or wait til morning? Please answer asap..

Yes there is a plant in the top soil however recently since I put it in the new pot my plant started dying I have to go get a new one today.. I'm beginning to think that she is not even gravid but I was told by the breeder I purchased her from that she was and she looked nice and plump as you...

I have 2 lay bins for her one 12" tall filled with about 10" of plain organic top soil another one 9" tall filled with about 7" of clean play sand both moistened to dampened consistency.

Ya that would be greatly appreciated.

Ok but what is the longest a panther can be gravid? I'm really worried...

So I'm guessing that after I've seen that there has been 40 views to my post and there are no replies that no one has an answer to my problem.. ugh...

What is the longest anyone knows of a female panther being gravid?? I was told that she was pregnant the day I purchased her which was on mother's day, May 11th of this year.. She was supposed to have been mated approximately 1 1/2 weeks prior.. I really hope someone has an answer of some kind.

So how long typically is their gestation period? If you couldn't tell I am fairly new to this ball game. I've done some research on chameleons and from what I've read I understand it is about 6 weeks.

Yes I have two ready for her, one with organic top soil and one with sand. I originally just had one with sand but watched a really informative video that suggested she might like one with the organic top soil instead.

Can you tell if my panther is gravid from a pic and if so how do I post a pic on here?