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ahh ha ha ha ha lol!!!

I can't tell for sure, but based on what you've described, the pics, and my personal experience breeding them, I see no reason why they wouldn't be. BTW - they will appear totally yellow inside when candled until they break diapause. This can go on for months. Then they should be pink colored...

Fertile. Good luck with them.

ok thanks for the heads up :)

They're probably fertile. Got any pics?

I wonder.... do they dream? Chasing silkworms in his sleep lol...

Colorado buyers only!!! Please don't ask me to ship! I have 2 clutches of mixed locale Panthers hatching as well as several juvies from a previous clutch. The sire (pictured) is a Sambava cross and father of both clutches. One of the dams is a pure Ambilobe from Jim Flaherty of the Chameleon...

Right, the warmer and wetter they are, the quicker they will mold and collapse if they are bad. Try a week in the low 70's.... I had 8 more panthers pop out this morning from another clutch... I'll be at the May 10th show again. Be sure to drop by and say hello :)

Yeah, that pretty well describes how wet mine is... It's almost like cooking a dish you've made a bunch of times. You don't need to get out the measuring spoons because you have a feel for what is the right amount.

Cool! Best of luck to you!

Hi Dale, I don't actually measure ratios, I just add a bit at a time until it clumps together... A little on the drier side is safer than too wet. They can tolerate quite a range of moisture levels. I usually start out with vermiculite that is damp to the touch and towards the end when...

lol! That is F-in sweeeeet Juli!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm so glad for you. I was bummed after the last one died.

Sigh... Really? Not even one exception just this once? You did read the opening post in this thread right? Ok... I guess it's not worth it.

His blues are absolutely incredible!!!! Very nice :)

I really hope the rest hatch and are healthy for you Juli

You know, i would just call it a panther and leave it at that... but that's just me.

They look good to me. I would assume they are until they collapse... which should have happened by now if temps and moisture levels are proper. Newly laid cham eggs are smaller at first and swell to a larger size (like Julirs' little beauties) as they develop. Also, veiled eggs vary in size...

very well said, Brad. I agree with that philosophy when it comes to all reptiles in captivity...

I have administered my own Panacur in the past and I would NEVER do that to a gravid female... I'm guessing your getting one of the gravid WC Panthers that have been coming in to the country? One from Lost Lake perhaps?

It probably depends on how you have it setup... if it's very densly planted it should be fine. I'd give it a shot and if it seems too big then you can just shelve it till he gets bigger.