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Cant be a burn, the lights are 3 to 4 inches above the enclosure and I rarely handle here. Luckily it is not affecting her, she is very mobile and eating. Hopefully it heals. Thank you.

Hello, this is #1, she is a month old and seems quite healthy. The tip of her tail just turned black a few days ago. She did shed once and I dont remember seeing any retained shed, but could be mistaken. Any ideas? Thank you in advance.

I just had my two month old Panthers see each other....holy crap they got pissed. Twas actually kinda cool though. lol but no more...

A couple of weeks later....I'm pretty sure it is a beautiful Female.

I think hes looking more like a Male at 2 weeks now

Thank you! #1 is already looking more like a female and I was hoping to get a male out of the eggs. #1

Thank you all very much in advance.

Thanks, I will get some when I can.

Thank you!

Really cute!

Hello! I was lucky enough to get two Panther eggs....one hatched so far. Here is the little bugger at 3 days old. Just curious as to what you all think as to its gender. Patiently waiting for #2 to hatch. Thank you in advance.

I kept my Parsons for 6 years in a custom built glass front terrarium built by Ron Rundo that I used originally for my Gaboon Vipers. It can be done.

Wow I paid 160 bucks for my Parsons back in 1991 from a local Petstore. Had him (Chester) for about six years. He weighed about a pound if I can recall. Im gonna try to dig up a few pics.

Shes a beauty!

I purchased said Andapa. What a great Cham. The most active one I have ever seen. I also have his Amilobe. Hes a screamer too.

Thanks everyone, I had forgotten how rewarding this hobby is.

Here ya go.

I had my Parsons for 6 years! He never looked that bad.

Hello everyone, new here. Just getting back into Chams after a brief hiatus. I primarily collected the large Vipers. Gabbys, Rhinos, and Puffs, etc... but always enjoyed Chameleons. So I am at it again, I now have an Andapa and an Amilobe. Look forward to the ride.