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I'm Beggining to think that my male ambi panther just doesn't have it in him I believe he does but he just can't seem to get his breeding job done the first time I tried I left them together for 2 days same cage regular mistings and feeding them one of the two days they shown very very lil to no...

Yes of course now they are

So recently I tried mating my male and female and I don't know if they were successful but they did end up separating after about an hour and she she did have a sperm plug on the side of her stomach but ever since then she has been sitting on a branch down near the bottom of her cage and she...

Not to early at all she coulda had it the day she mated but it's okay to wait a lil while I'm sure. They do need 100% access to the lay bin and some not all but some Chams like to burry there eggs next to plant roots so u could but a small plant in there too. Make sure it has very good drainage...

Thank you so much it's just learning learning learning I gotta keep up with the curve I hope mating goes well. Another question I have is how long does it usually take for them to separate? because mine have been mounted together for close to an hour now! Is that normal?? Again thank you for the...

Okay I was almost positive the just separate a d leave eachother alone but I wanted to make sure they wouldn't attack eachother. And I'm mating my ambilobe pair for the first time they are both around 1.8 years old and haven't seen eachother till today and he went after her too fast and she...

How am I suppose to know when my male and female panther have finished there business. Will they move away from eachother or become aggressive or what because I don't want him or her to get hurt be eachother

My house has a/c and my Cham room stays at 66-68 do in the closet method woul that work because I don't want them too low but not too high either

Okay so I was wondering how I can keep my eggs at a constant temperature if the are just in a tuper ware container and vermiculite soil mix of course I need to know this before my female gets to meet my male. If I don't have a professional incubator but I herd you can do it other ways I would...

The ambilobe I'm talking about is 1 year old . And yes you should slow his eating after 9 months.... And yes that sounds like an okay feeding schedule they tend to over eat I u just keep feeding him small amounts but if u do 1 large amount and then don't feed the next day and then the day after...

For my male ambilobe I usually feed him 6-8 large cricks a day and maybe some soft bodies worms 1-2 also if u give him more like 10-14 then you should skip a day in between

I think my best suggestion is get fruits low in acids because he/she might enjoy it more and actually eat I leave a lil fruit and collard greens in my Cham cage once a week and sometimes he nibbles on them and sometimes not I would also go for a veriety not just one fruit and I would only leave...

10.0 too strang and yes u want them in a mesh container open air so it's less likely that they will get to plus Jackson's are montane species so that means diff diet diff temp and more more more water. And at 8 weeks they are not too young for a basking light I would either go with a regular 40...

he has been puffing out his chin but no extra saliva or any other symptoms he puffs his chin only when he fires up and stuff but does that mean uri ui or anything ??whats up with that do they do that when they present and fire up like that cuz i was under the assumption that they did chin puff...

what kind of screen should i get aluminum i know but what brand if any specific

where is the best place to get aluminum screen mesh and such for a cage build as i have a frame built i just need nice sturdy strong mesh that will keep insects in?

Breeding and egg laying? I know most everything to do but I want this thread to be like a crash course on it so I can find anything I'm missing or maybe new things that may make better hatch % or whatever I just want to know everything about breeding and egg laying for panthers mostly ambilobes...

Hahah supplementing has all to do with the species of Cham your dealing with so if I knew that I could help alot more but as for like panthers and veileds if they are being kept indoors instead of out then supplement schedule goes something like this every feeding you want to dust almost all...

Welcome o the forums its the best place i come to for my knowledge and help.Well if you would post some pictures we could try to guess an age and if she is older then 6-8 months then you probly want to move her to a bigger age such as a 18x18x36 as that can last females there whole life as there...

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