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Interested if the others fall threw!

I’m no pro, but I had a similar ordeal. To me Looks like a burn and the skin is necrotic slightly ( being black / grey ). I believe Silvadene would be a good thing to look into , prevents infections from burns and helps the healing process. Helped my girl immensely. I feed greens / cricket...

How do you guys seal your cages? I usually find crickets between the sliding tray and the cage wall / bottom itself, Very rare I see any get out.

I just ordered that plant you linked for me. Thanks again mate !

Gotta ask , where did you order the plant from? I have two and mine are no where near that full!!!

could be a possible burn. I'm currently dealing with a similar issue with my panther.

Long island, new York.

In not selling , but where are you located ? Sometimes rextropica has clutches.

Great Lakes is awesome, it’s the dang carriers you gotta worry about ( USPS, ups, fed ex)

Sick!

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Stocked up on gutloading supplies and the calcium , Just added a egg laying area. ( just misted hence 75 degrees, was 85) Currently looking for a vet, gonna stop by my shop this weekend to see who they recommend.

Thanks for the advice and the sexing guys, really appreciated!

Yes I have a Zoo med repti sun T5 HO high output terrarium hood 14" size in size ( holds one 15 watt 12" repti sun t5 high output lamp). Basking is about 80/85 Degrees With humidity around 55/60% As far as gutloading I do use spinach , kale, carrots , zucchini and other various fruits and...

So recently I've been thinking I have a female. Not quite sure but the colors lead me to believe. It was sold as a male but I'm sure it's quite hard to tell early on. Anyone can tell for sure?

Depends on the type of chameleon , But usually between 80-85 degrees sounds about right for basking with lower temps , lower in the enclosure.

I'm keeping a very close eye on him, He still is eating and acting normal so far, It looks like the mark is healing slightly but I did notice he's keeping his mouth open slighty today. It is hot and humid today so I'm trying to adjust and keep him aclimayed

Your Chameleon - panther chameleon, male, and about 6 months. Handling - Not often, once a week if that. I usually leave him be. Feeding - depends on what I have but usually 10-15 medium sized crickets a day ( cup and free range). Horn worms as a treat, and dubia roaches when I had them. He...

So I came home today to my panther rex and noticed he has the black spot I haven't seen before! Anyone know what this is? I don't belive it's mouth rot but I'm not sure? Help!

Nick , Thanks again for the mantids, Def a cool side project, Going to order some more!