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Small update on the eggs is that they are all doing great. :)

Just some more photos of Charlie doing his thing. Hope you guys enjoy.:D

Sang, your Sambava looks awesome. He reminds me of my little guy when he was younger.

This may be true, but your also saying you tried 4 times and that she flips out.

She doesn't look receptive to me either. Here is a few links with some pics of receptive and gravid females of vields from members of the forum. https://www.chameleonforums.com/receptive-veiled-coloration-10042/ https://www.chameleonforums.com/receptive-coloration-veiled-females-15709/

Really? even if you where about to die? Maybe never see your family again? I would like to say if I found lots of water, fruit and wild boars I would not eat a chameleon. I'm just saying this is a sick thread!

Under the certain circumstances, I would have to eat a panther chameleon if I needed to survive. Preferably cooked over a fire and not raw. This assuming there was really no other source.:(

No, he's not feisty. He gives a quick bluff, but never follows through with it. He's really friendly for the most part and does not mind being handled. His girlfriend on the other hand is a real bad a**.

The Kinyongia Tenuis looks awesome.

This is not something that he will recover over night. Give it some time and still take him to a vet. If spraying him directly triggers a drinking response then thats how you should go about getting him hydrated. Some chameleons hate being sprayed directly while others don't seem to mind at all.

The brand I'm using is called Rep-Cal. They have calcium with vit. D3 and calcium without vit. D3. They also have a multivitamin called herptivite made by Rep-Cal. I use all 3.

Try giving him some juicy bugs like silkworms. Have a dripper going all day and increase misting times. He need fluids. You could warm the water a little to see if he would drink that instead of cold/ room temp water.

First thing first, is she receptive? If yes then try placing the male in her setup instead. If no then wait till she is receptive to try again.

Thanks for the congratulations everyone. The hatchlings from the eggs will be for sale when they are of appropriate size and or age. However I'm not going to count my chickens before they hatch. You never know what can happen. That being said I am very excited for these little guys and gals to...

About 6-12 months with 9 months being the norm. (give or take)

So today my female Sambava panther, Penelope laid her first clutch ever. It was 28 pearly white eggs. (She was bred with my male Sambava Charlie)

So I looked through some post and noticed that you ended up with Chachi. He is a nice looking guy.

So I weighed Charlie and he weighed in at 210 grams.

Who is the sire from Kammers?

Here is an old picture of Charlie around 6 months old. He looks just like his older brother "Chachi" on the breeder page of Chameleons Northwest.