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I had no idea until I went to purchase my guy. The shop owner told me he just got two in and one was male so I snagged him up and did some research

Not sure how true it is but I was told that translucent veiled' s tend to be a little more neon-ish if you will

You've got a nice photo as well. The natural trees are awesome.

@EveryGreen, he just turned 6 months on may 17th. He's finishing up another shed now but this is taking longer and only little by little now.

Vote for Flex, low-end translucent veiled;). Your right though about the Panthers, some nice colors and photos.

Flex

@BlueSky Thank you, he just started showing a lot more colors after his shed:)

I noticed after my recent entry to the photo contest that im the only one using a flash when taking pictures. Should I not be doing this?

I would let more experienced owners chime in but he or she still looks younger but it's hard to say by pics. The marks look like burn marks to me but again I'm new also. I do know Your basking temp is way to high!! Should be mid 80s at the most. Also no night light is needed unless your house...

I think we all have a chance! Great photo

When I have them i do 1-2 a day. Not sure if that's recommend but if not they grow way to fast lol. Hope others can chime in. P.S. nice photo in the contest, nice to see others posting pics already.

Vote for Flex!! 1st time entering contest, he's finally starting to come around and I can get some decent photos!

My guy Flex just finishing his 5 month shed enjoying a fresh mist. this is my 1st time entering!!!! And photo was taken with flash on.

The bigger container the better, they need a whole lot more space then ppl give them. I use a cricket keeper for this reason with 30-40 each time. Still I lose about 5 in the 2-3 days it takes to feed them off.

Could be temp but definitely need to repost the info from your original.

Here is my setup, and my cham lol.

I am somewhat new myself but i know Mealworms are hard for them to digest. I would switch to wax worms but feed them sparingly as they are fatty. hornworms are great too and dont move mich. They are also good for hydration, but its hard keeping them small. I would also try some small Dubia...

I drilled a few(10 or so) small holes directly in the center on my cage and put a small bucket underneath to catch it as it falls through. I keep my plants towards the center to ensure the water runs to the holes as well. It's also convienent because you don't have to go in to clean up. I'll...

So sorry for your loss, sounds like you we're a great owner(mother) and did the best thing

Also he was bigger than a normal mosquito and I just put a new plant in Saturday but I rinsed it really good before putting in cage. ( did not re-pot)