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I personally call this the "chammy dance"! :D

Jenna so sorry we missed each other, I was looking forward to it as well. Maybe another time soon. Hope all is okay with your family. :)

I'm coming!!! {yelling and jumping up and down waving hands} LOL :p :D

Male panthers are not difficult to take care of at all compared to females of any species. I have a male Ambanja and he is completely awesome. Males are much easier to care for because you don't have to deal with any of the egg issues that you do with females. As long as they have a basking...

here's a funny video i thought everyone might enjoy! http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=b5a_1174073168&p=1

okay....thought i'd add to the fun...lol Here's my list: 3 fat cats 1 fat guinea pig 1 panther cham 1 fat bearded dragon 3 green tree frogs 1 30gal fresh water tank with about 8 fish 1 55 gal planted (CO2) tank with about 8 - 10 fish and shrimps and last but not least 1 180gal...

LOL .... this is normal behavior especially for veileds. They tend to eat more vegetation than other cham breeds. Though it does seem excessive that you haveto replace the plants so frequently. Have you tried offering her romaine lettuce? This is another possible substitute. I personally do...

IT's possible there is a bit of dehydration. Try increasing her mistings and see if that helps.

What is your basking and gradient temps? Could be he's getting overheated.

LMAO Heika ... that is priceless!

that is typical behavior for a veiled. They tend to be more aggressive than other breeds.

I would say positively a male... you havethe start of breeding protusions and a thicker tail base. Those are both signs of a male.

That's awesome. I've been to the Kammer's site a number of times and he has amazing color, so they should be real beauties. Best of luck with successful hatching!

:D lmao Dave!! ;)

Based on the coloration/marking he already has I'd say he's older than 11 weeks.

Congrats on the successful egg laying and good luck with the hatching and rearing stage!

OMG! What an incredible set up you have now Jenna.....and I know what you mean about those extreme MD weather changes LOL I'd love to see some pics of your newest baby projects and I'm still interested in getting Bubba a girlie hook up :D

Hi Mel ... I can understand the impulsiveness as my first cham was an impulse buy of a Senegal. I was able to successfully maintain him for 2 1/2yrs. This is one of the most difficult breeds of chams to keep in captivity. They are also highly prone to the skin worms because 99% of them are...

:eek: that second pic is like they are saying DO YOU MIND!?!? :D congrats and good luck with a successful clutch.

awwww I'm soooo sorry Heika. I know you did every you could for him and I think unfortunately there was just too much damage already done. R.I.P. beardie buddy