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the reason i was thinking charcoal was so that i didnt have to use the hydroballs, plus getting even a 2 inch layer of hydroballs in something that size would be more pricey. i had also gave someting like orcid bark a thought but didnt want something breaking down in the water after a few weeks...

any thoughts on using charcoal for the bottom? i know springtail cultures are usually partially submersed charcoal.

it's been a few years since I've been on here and a lot has changed since then. I'm setting up for a new cham and i'm going bioactive. i'll get right to it. im using a 24inch wide by 24inch long by 13inch high glass bottom under a 2x2x4 screen cage, best of both worlds. ive done some research...

is there a more accurate average for a male full grown male? a full foot is quite a jump :D

what is the average size of a panther? does any1 keep theirs in a 18x18x36? (full grown) and what would be a considered a small panther? (once again full grown?)

im interested as well!! or can any1 point us in the right direction?

any1 else?? looks kinda like a bruise to me. one of the other chams gave her a black eye... wonder what she did... :D

how about a pygson? pygmy parson? lol. there was one guy who claims to have breed a veiled and a graceful, he has a thread on here. pretty cool looking. out of the whole clutch only 1 survived.

Haha that's what I was leaning towards. I've been on the search for the other 2 for a while now with no luck :(

ive narrowed it down to these 3 for my next cham. which would you guys choose?? :D

beautiful indeed but i believe your HE is a SHE and dont let her out of your site my poor kiko is roaming free somewhere in orange county he was a graceful as well. they are quick when they wanna be. keep up the good work

all look like gracefuls to me. females(the ones without spurs) tend to get larger and have bigger lobes. sometimes they have very small lobes and sometimes they are bigger. they range in lobe size to put it that way. takes a good eye to tell the difference between senegals gracefuls and...

now they kinda look like common chams. cant wait to see them fully grown

i love when they get tan lines fromt he sun! haha. not actual tan lines but thats what it looks like when a part of their body is in the shade and the other in the sun!

shes a graceful, if you look right behind her head she has tiny lobes. senegals dont have this.

its definately a graceful. 500%sure

definately a male graceful. he looks about full grown almost.he looks like he could use some hydrating. all the bruises and what not should start going away with his sheds. i would try to get a fecal done for parasites, you mention the fogger dripper and mistings but he still looks a bit...

a better picture would be great. its not a common its either a female senegal or a female graceful. i would need a side view to tell you for sure its deffinately female tho.

you should be fine. just look out for any signs of her walking funny, limping, not using a limb. some chams actually leap off bushs to get away from predators.