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If any of you guys is ever in Madison, you should try checking out Reptile Rapture. They usually have panthers and veileds for your competitive prices (50-70 for a veiled; 200 for a panther), and they really seem to care about the animals. Once in a while they'll get a more rare type that...

From Madison right here.

Well let's see some updated pics! haha

That little guy is awesome. Good luck on getting them to mate!

The owner seems to be looking for a good person to rehome to. Maybe contacting him about posting on here might be a good idea?

Nice veiled you've got there. I love the third to last one of him just looking at the camera.

I'm a big fan of these Reptology cages at LLL. They have screen sides and a glass front. http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog/reptile-supplies/reptile-cages-and-vivariums/screen-reptile-cages/-/penn-plax-reptology-screen-habitat-18-x-18-x-36/

Those are some great photos. I love deremensis!

That's a boy in my opinion.

Wooow. That's awesome. Where'd you get him from??

I've seen those for reptile/fish tanks at the pet store before. Really cool decorations.

He's gorgeous. Really like those colors.

I hadn't seen it! That's pretty sweet.

This would be really cool! I'm actually trying to decide between a male from Greaseball or Kneecap from Cham Company. Any photos of some Greaseball offspring would help the decision, even iphone photos lol.

Haha Go Pack Go! I was wondering if you were a cheesehead based on the cham's name. Good choice. In my opinion he's just a chubby young male, but the egg laying bin for posterity's stake wouldn't be a bad idea. It never hurts to be cautious.

That's true, but the Exo Terra glass terrariums do have ventilation and work for chams. I'm not sure how many use them for larger species, but I've heard rather frequently that people use them for small species and adolescent panthers and veileds. I myself used one for my carpet chameleon for a...

http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog/reptile-supplies/reptile-cages-and-vivariums/screen-reptile-cages/ These are the sturdier, aluminum/screen cages. They have a heavy duty frame. http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog/reptile-supplies/reptariums-reptarium-accessories-and-explorariums/ These...

Just to build off what everyone else said: Good luck! You'll find him eventually. Last winter, my friend lost her baby corn snake and we searched all over her house for the bugger. He was only like 4 inches long and tiny as hell, so we were pretty discouraged. She looked every day for the first...

I was wondering about that as well. I'm getting ready to purchase a new panther after a few years break from chameleons and never saw these compact bulbs before. Does anyone have an opinion on them?