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to me it looks a lot more like stress, maybe aggression since it saw itself

welcome to the meller club :) hes gorgeous

So after almost three years of looking for a new meller's I finally found the perfect one, his name is mobi and he is about 3 years I estimate he is by far the most gorgeous meller's ive ever seen such a vivid green! Now i've had jasmine about three years now and have always wanted a new...

Keep in mind that in the winter some chams will burmate and loose a lot of there appetite and stop moving around a lot.

She will need a lay box to dig in preferably 10 inches or so since shes bigger, im not sure on parsons but for panther chameleons temps are around 70-75 and never go above 80. parson chameleons have one of the longest incubation times. can be up to 2 years

these are amazing! i love them :)

thank you for the response, what i think is going on is im in utah and the eggs were laid in the winter i read that for the first 3-4 months in cold temps they stay in diapose and then start to develop, my guess is because of that my eggs are going to take longer to develop? I know they are...

This looks like the starting case of tail rot and you need to fix this before it gets worse. i had to deal with this with my nosey be cham i bought who had his tail bitten off by another cham when he shed a certian spot had ristricted blood flow and caused tail rot. tail rot can be fatal for...

I have been dealing with eye issues on off with my chams over the years mainly its due to shed getting in there eye and them not able to get it out and continue to rub and rub and make it worse. what i have been doing and it has managed to help all my chams. i bought that tutle eye drops, it has...

good luck! hopefully you can get a nice clutch :)

well panthers can retain sperm and lay infertile clutches twice a year anyway. so if she lays id just incubate them anyway and make sure to start pumping her with calcium just in case!

she might just not be receptive right now im dealing with the same thing with my chams just in case make her a lay box and if she lays incubate them until the mold over the should mold over within a month if there bad. i just missed breeding mine for the winter and shes showing those colors but...

just build something you can put the cages on top so he cant get to them like a fence kinda thing? or a cabinet they can rest on hes a gorgeous snake and if there in the cage and not free roaming he cant hurt them

I am looking for a breeding age tamatave for sale, not in a hurry to buy but am looking so if anyone has one or know anyone with one please let me know :) i have a gorgeous male looking for a lady.