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I wanted to thank Neil Nosy Be for giving a link to the Dutch site. It was wonderful to read my language, sitting her in the USA. Fond memories. Also, ChamFreak, what do you want to do with the panthers that you buy. Are you planning to breed, or just to have? I might have a beautiful...

Eggs Hi everyone, Well, the eggs are doing fine. The veil eggs have become a little yellow and should I say, it looks like they have fatty stains on them in certain places. They are all full and round. No mold or discoloring so far. The veil laid another cluth a month ago. Then, my panther...

I recently adopted a female panther, knowing before hand that she had a few flaws. When I got her, she had these greenish, grayish 'callus'/wart looking growth on her back, and her end of the tail. It also looks like it 'attacked' her feet, eating away at them. My vet does not know what it is. I...

Hi, And thank you for the replies. I am incubating the eggs in vermiculite, and I am trying to keep the medium dry-ish. The sqeezing any water out of it is a bit more tricky. If I sqeeze really hard, I get water running down my fingers. There is quite a bit of condensation. The medium for my...

I have Nose be panthers and blue/green veils. I am probably going to have to sell some, otherwise my husband will go insane. However, it is not something that I was considering in the beginning. If all of them hatch, I will have more enough to last me in my lifetime. I will post a pic of the...

Well, I do not know yet. It has been almost 4 full months for the first batch, and no mold or bad discoloring, uneven swelling or collapsing, so I am hoping they are fertile. However, I do not know what the signs are for fertility.

My panther and veil chameleons recently layed eggs. It has been 4 months now. The eggs seem to be getting bigger? Is that normal? Some of the panther's eggs has a few little pink spots on them. Is this mold? Also, can anyone tell me the ratio for mixing the incubation matter and water? If...