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He likely moved around the cage while you were away and when you returned he was back in his spot.

I think male, 3-4 months (a bit malnourished) and 300 for a panther is about average.

If he isn't screen climbing around the cage all the time and just sits right under the basking bulb it most certainly is an issue with his temps. may or may not be useful but, what I use is a reflector dome w/ a 70 watt halogen bulb that I position pointed towards my chams basking branch at an...

You've been moving him around quite a bit and he needs time to settle into his surroundings and explore them so that he can make sure he is safe. It looks like your set-up could use some more foliage and branches as well, specifically, more foliage in the middle of the cage w/ branches and you...

He is beautiful! Where'd you pick him up from? He's absolutely stunning.

I just switched his uvb bulb last month and his temps have dropped to 65F at night and 70-75F ambient throughout the day. Basking temp remains 85F.

I have a quick question, those who keep ambanja’s, do your males ever go through a period where they seem to slow down and get fuller in color? Temps have dropped and my boy Lenny seems to be going in hibernation mode lol. His colors have gotten much fuller and his activity throughout the day...

How far away is the bulb from her highest branch? How often do you supplement each supplement per week? D3 w/ the multivitamin should only be given 2x per month.

Doesn't appear to be anything wrong w/ the eye, structurally, from the pic other than the fact that she has it closed in one of the pics. What kind of UVB bulb do you use? Supplements? Did she shed recently? Or is she currently shedding?

Mealworms are harder for them to digest due to the chitin in their exoskeleton, they shouldn’t be fed as a staple. Stick to roaches, crickets, silkworms

You may need to make a sep. laying bin outside her cage like a trash bin filled only about a foot high w/ washed plays and and coco husk. also stop handling her as much in general. Chameleons might seem like they might not mind being held cus some are very docile, however, it does stress them...

Bingo! Now let’s get to correcting the issues in your husbandry that might be leafding to the issue you’re facing. I can go through it thoroughly but I’m outside rn on my phone, but overall, your female is over fed, stressed and is not getting the proper supplements she needs (Calcium w/o D3 &...

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? Handling - How often do you handle your chameleon? Feeding - What are you feeding your cham? What amount? What is the schedule? How are you gut-loading your feeders? Supplements -...

Can you post a picture with ours if the cage set-up please so we can see how you've set it up along with the laying bin inside her cage. Something is wrong with your husbandry. You may also be stressing her out to the point that she does not feel safe enough to lay her eggs, or she may be unable...

I'm thinking he's just overweight a bit.

Looks great! I just have a few questions... do you have two heat lamps at the top of the cage? It's probably a dumb question but, is the heat lamp the one pointing toward the branches in the back behind the uvb fixture? Is the thermometer reading 78 degrees ago the basking branch, and is this...

Looks like a winner to me lol!

I’m really liking this one

Nice looking group of Chams!

In the meantime, you can try and gently remove the stuck piece of shed around the opening of the eye by wetting a cotton swab with water (don’t use warm) and see if you can get it to come off. The vet will be able to check for an infection if one has already formed. you never want to forcibly...