Tiki
New Member
Hi,
Could some of you post your experiences with mortality and your breeding projects? Do you feel that out of the eggs that hatch from a panther clutch more young survive than that of a live bearer such as a Jackson's?
The reason I'm asking is that ,even being a pretty experienced "herper", my luck with Jackson's neonate survival is poor. It seems that panthers (I have several panthers) are more hardy as babies. I don't want to have any more bad breeding projects, but I'd like to breed my panthers. Like I said I'm pretty experienced with my chameleons so I would expect better results than I have achieved so far.
Thanks,
Jim
Could some of you post your experiences with mortality and your breeding projects? Do you feel that out of the eggs that hatch from a panther clutch more young survive than that of a live bearer such as a Jackson's?
The reason I'm asking is that ,even being a pretty experienced "herper", my luck with Jackson's neonate survival is poor. It seems that panthers (I have several panthers) are more hardy as babies. I don't want to have any more bad breeding projects, but I'd like to breed my panthers. Like I said I'm pretty experienced with my chameleons so I would expect better results than I have achieved so far.
Thanks,
Jim