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Just curious to see at what age y’all usually stop breeding your female panthers. I know as the age breeding/laying really takes a toll on their bodies and they don’t live as long as the males because of it. I’m relatively new to breeding, and my first two panther girls I got when they were 3...

I actually ended up finding a pair and an additional female. I’ll have babies within a month or so that’ll be available at the end of the year. I’ve also got an Adult Female Low Translucent Veiled if you still haven’t found one.

I’m in the USA. I’ve emailed snakesatsunset but they only have females left unfortunately

So I’m looking for a High Translucent Male Veiled Chameleon. I never knew finding a breeder would be so hard. The only ones I can find are wholesale companies and those sketch websites with bad reviews. I know petco sometimes have them but the ones near me never do, plus I’d much rather get one...

She’ll look similar to this when she is receptive. Maybe some more blue than mine.

I have 2 female veileds, but I have more female Panthers as well.

It’s nothing husbandry wise. I have multiple chams who have the same lighting setup, eat the same variety of bugs, the same fake and real plants, the same supplementing schedule, etc. None of them have had this issue except her. The only difference is most of my others have came from a breeder...

I guess that is another reason not to buy Chams from the pet store.

They couldn’t find anything wrong with her , said everything was normal. I then brought them a stool sample and she does indeed have a type of pinworm/pinworm eggs. He said it’s not common except in pet store bought chameleons. Which she is only 1 of 2 that I have that I got from a pet store and...

I’m aware, I’ve just noticed other female Panthers that are full grown don’t l Yes I’m aware. I’ve just noticed that full grown panther females do not look much different in size from mine that aren’t adults yet.

Hello, just curious on what your adult panther females weigh. I have 3 all 7 months old and are around 60 grams, just wondering if they’ll get any bigger or if they’ll stay around that size, thanks.

Yeah I posted here first but nobody replied so I moved to the other one

I’ve had her since May, she used to be a big eater but since October-ish she’s quit eating. Not sure though, I’ll schedule a vet appt.

She has not been tested. That and her being stressed out are the only things I can think. But I don’t how she’d get parasites and my other 8 are completely fine because they all eat the same bugs. Also she’s not near any of my chameleons and can’t see them and she’s not in a high traffic area so...

Yes she has a lay bin, also I accidentally posted that last post twice my bad. I have multiple Chams who have laid eggs, so I know the ins and outs of chameleons. I’ve just never had one refuse to eat for this long of a time.

I’m at work and won’t be home till late but I can post some pics Tommorow. She’s never been receptive or gravid. Her colours are always normal. Also she will eat it’s just very rare and doesn’t seem normal and she’s losing weight because of it. I plan on taking her to the vet unless something...

I’m at work and won’t be home till late but I can post some pics Tommorow. She’s never been receptive or gravid. Her colours are always normal. Also she will eat it’s just very rare and doesn’t seem normal and she’s losing weight because of it, but I don’t think it’s an injury or anything.

Hello, I have a female veiled chameleon (about 8-9 months old) and I barely can get her to eat. I own multiple Chams including Panthers and they are all just fine and eat well, except her. Ive done everything I can to try to get her to eat but nothing works. Ive offered crickets, dubia, super...

Hello, I have a female veiled chameleon (about 8-9 months old) and I barely can get her to eat. I own multiple Chams including Panthers and they are all just fine and eat well, except her. Ive done everything I can to try to get her to eat but nothing works. Ive offered crickets, dubia, super...