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Curious if anyone has noticed any problems with using hard water during mistings and its effect on hatchling shedding. I have noticed that some of my little guys are having retaining shed if they are misted with hard water during the shed (pieces of shed skin comming off but when sprayed get...

They will be ready for new homes in three months, I will post in the classifieds when they are ready. Chris

yes...yes it is....especially when you have 2 per container and need to change out papertowel every 48 hours (spray each container 2wice a day) I was silly thinking 7 fruitfly cultures would be enough...haha....silly me. Good thing I know people that breed their own crickets....pinheads at...

38 of them are already spoken for...so that should reduce the work load (or at least the cricket bill). I plan on keeping 20 males out of this round, and the rest will be up for sale. Im in Canada, so CITES and other paper work would make the shipment to the states a little more costly, but...

97 hatchlings

So I havnt posted in a while, my summer has been insanely busy (working, research, raising panther chameleons just to mention a few things). Due to some bad judgement on my part, I am now raising 97 panther chameleons (9 or so months ago I thought for sure this is what I wanted..hehe)...

Im convinced these two are males, Im just trying to find good pictures that indicate hemipenal bulge and no hemipenal bulge for a friend to use as a reference.

here is a full body shot of the chams in pics 2 and 3 pic 2 pic 3

I think pics 1, 2, 3, 4 show evidence of hemipenal bulge, unsure of picture 5, and picture 6 is definately lacking and is female.

Looking for some input on what people think of the following and what "is" a hemipenal bulge and what isn't. BTW, these guys are approx 4 months old

I was curious if other breeders would be willing to share their % survival rate on hatchling panthers??

thats a massive clutch. I have only dug out 15 clutches in my time, but 32 was my biggest. How does the egg size compare to your smaller clutches??

anyone know who in NA is successfully producing parsonii?? Also, There are a few breeders in Germany, anyone happen to have contact info for them?? Thanks

Thanks for the photos, they have reassured me that there IS a good chance that mine is ambanja. Yours looks strikingly similar to mine, that much is for certain. Chris

Not sure if this will sway peoples opinions but here is a photo from when he was about a 8 months old

Well, at best I am going to label these as just panther chameleons and interested buyers will be informed of the blood line and where the breeders came from. There is a definate split in the rostral process which is MORE typically found on ambanja than on nosey be. The breeders I aquired...

This is another male (sibling to the first I posted). Does this look nosy be?

Yours looks very close to mine, being that we are both from ontario, I wouldnt be shocked if we got them from the same breeder.

ohh, and just out of curiosity. Can anyone pull up a photo of a blue barred ambanja from what they consider a reputable breeder (I would love to provide a comparison)?? This is an F1 (so Im told) so its possible something happened before the animals made it into the breeders possession (we...

This was produced by a (what apparently use to be) quality breeder up here in Canada. The more I talk to people about this situation I am in, the more people tell me they found themselves in the same situation with the exact person. This has me quite angry as I have 30 offspring ready to go in...