Hey, welcome to the forum!
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Are you thinking you want a female then? Female panthers are lovely, they really are. I'll attach a few pics of my female below for you to see. Female care sounds daunting, but I don't think it is. To keep a female from laying fewer eggs or no eggs at all, we keep their maximum basking temps at 80*F and put them on a strict diet after they turn about 5 months old. Feeding her fewer insects and keeping her basking spot cooler will slow down her metabolism, therefore keeping them from producing as many or any eggs.
If you female does become gravid and need to lay, the process isn't very difficult. If your cage is big enough, keep an opaque container about 12" deep by at least 7-8" wide full of moist sand or organic soil. This is where she will lay her eggs. If you cannot fit something like this in your cage, have a smaller container full of the same things in there with her. If you notice that she starts to look bloated and starts to pace the cage and dig a little at your container, you can move her into the larger one.
They may take 12+ hours to dig and lay, often times in the evening/night. They will need complete privacy, because if they see you watching too many times it will make them nervous and they'll hold in the eggs, with negative results. I cover the front of my cage with a sheet and peek through a tiny hole to see how she is.
Here is a link with more indepth info on how to keep a female:
http://raisingkittytheveiledchameleon.blogspot.com/2007/12/keeping-female-veiled.html They work just the same for female panthers.
And here are a few pics of my girl:
Good luck! Ask away if you have any more questions.
and I know XD but they are the only thing I can afford it seems :/
I no doubt will have more questions, thanks again!
