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I'm sure there's a million of these posts, I'm sorry. My Panther Cham Groot is 5 years old now, and he's feeling his age. My plan was to just let him die peacefully on his tree, and not have his final moments be stressful in a vet's office with a needle, but I don't know if I'm doing the right...

A few may remember my post almost 2 weeks ago, asking for help for my little Panther Cham girl. She fell Ill on a Sunday morning and passed away the next morning. I've learned some things so I thought I'd share. 1. When you read that females lay their eggs close to 30 days after breeding...

My first post this morning. She's worse. I don't know what to do. Your Chameleon - Female Ambilobe Panther, 1.5 years old, owned for 1 year. Handling - a few times a week. Feeding - Superworms, Dubia. She might eat 3-4 things a day. Gut loaded on repashy burger, sometimes romaine and...

Your Chameleon - Female Ambilobe Panther, 1.5 years old, owned for 1 year. Handling - a few times a week. Feeding - Superworms, Dubia. She might eat 3-4 things a day. Gut loaded on repashy burger, sometimes romaine and cucumbers. Supplements - herpavite multi Everytime, calcium +d3 every other...

My chams are currently outside. I'm in the St. Louis area and we're supposed to hit 100 today and tomorrow. I have the cages set so that they're in the shade the majority of the afternoon. I really hate to bring them inside because it's drier and colder in the house, but I don't want them...

One day after mating. She's all friendly when I'm around, but angry when the male shows his face!

I gutload my Dubias with Repashy superfood and bug burger. Male Cham can't stand Dubias, female loves them. I found an old thread suggesting adding oranges. Has anyone else had other kind of luck? I just don't want to keep crickets anymore. I cannot seem to keep them alive long enough, and...

I've got all the correct lights, plants, enclosure, food, humidity, etc. I'm aware of the winter-time hunger strikes that many of the chams go through in the cooler states (I'm in MO). Since my chams are in the basement, it is cooler there. But why doesn't Groot go to the upper part of the...

I just love this little peeky photo I just took!

Maybe that's not the right way to ask the question I'm getting at... 4 month Panther girl had eye irritation that was responding well to flushing with saline. A week later there is strong signs of respiratory infection, and the eye conjunctiva is puffy again. I'm curious if these are...

1. Everyone on this forum is so helpful! The majority of people give loving, and uplifting comments that make people feel good and give them confidence. This pleases me. 2. The ideas are fantastic! It makes me want to try harder. 3. Got a new baby girl today, and she prefers Dubias...

I just tried something new that worked really well, so I thought I'd share... A Gallon-sized Ziploc bag with a dozen or so holes punched in a side, then filled with water and laid on the top of the cage, makes a lovely rain shower. I used a push pin, but I'll use a needle next time, some of...

I'll move it inside through the winter. He's a little unsure of it right now, but I think when the sun comes out, he'll love it! I've got a Palm, Star Jasmine, Hibiscus, and a Schefflera. As soon as I get some Petunias transplanted, those will go in too. The rest is fake.

I'm really enjoying watching him change. Everyday there is a new color pattern!

It's coming together quickly. It's 2 x 2 x 4. The hardware cloth and wood will be painted, then I'll post pics when it's done!

I am seeing a drastic change almost every day. I've got to say, it has been a long time since I have owned a chameleon. I had forgotten how exciting it was to watch a baby grow and mature. I had always wanted a Rainbow Panther, you know, because rainbows are pretty. He makes me happy. . 5...

4.2 month Ambilobe. This is getting really exciting! He's really grown over the past 2 weeks! That one spot almost looks like it could have some purple... Time will tell!

I've read enough postings on this site to scare me into controlling every aspect of my chams diet. It seems baby boy has other ideas. When he basks in his tree, flying bugs come to see the sweet smelling gardenia so I moved the tree inside when I saw him going after them. So now he's happily...