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Sounds exactly like our panther George, but we're not so lucky however in that he likes to climb up our curtains across the pole over the window and down the other side. He usually "poops" about halfway across!! - which aint ideal Think we will look into a perch for him.. It is really...

Hi - just a short distance away in St Helens.... I am also worried about temperature here and when winter does hit it will be a challenge - being new to cham care. (5 month old Panther) I have a (very) large DIY glass case and figured I couldv etter manage a temperature gradient like this...

Newbie to the forum but we're just down t'road in St Helens We've been playing around with and without a heat mat and adding in lighting to get the temperature right, following advice on the forum.. We have a large custom/DIY glass case with a well ventilated top and have a good...

Hi It's Calci Dust which we're using twice weekly because of the D3 concern. We have a high spec UVB lamp for basking so hope it's just "belt and braces" Can you please elaborate on the multivitamin use :) J Peter

This is great.... I was thinking that the advice to increase the lighting and also raise the heat source so that is from above, would be best achieved in this way. I'm gonna be a busy boy Many thanks...

Wow - I feel like I'm getting a private consultation - thanks!! I'll switch off the mat and up the lamp. We're using calcidust (with D3) and gut loading is varied including dandelion leaves, carrot, spinach etc I have also been wondering about adding a reptifogger to supplement the...

Many thanks and also to justjumpit (hope thats not your real name). I am sure the light is a great catch - he is going into the darker area to sleep. I'll add light (moving him isn't an option due to the size of his home which dominates our lounge). The heating mat is a little less...

Firstly thanks to those who contribute to a fantastic resource. We have found hugely contradictory advice and information and wish we had landed on the forum sooner. We have a six month old panther (George) who seems perfectly happy but wonder if his behaviour is an indication that we could...