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Thanks. I will make adjustments to her feeding schedule and supplements and watch her for the next day or two. She appears to be fine right now. She dug her hole so I'm going to give her some time to see if she goes back to it and covers it.

I don't know. Her egg numbers keep increasing and when she was done she was super skinny. Plus that was 2 weeks ago. isn't that too long to if she needed to lay more?

I have a female panther who laid a clutch about 2 weeks ago. She was not bred and had 36 eggs. Today she is digging again. I'm not sure what is going on so any advice would be greatly appreciated. Your Chameleon - Female Panther. How long has it been in your care - 15 months? Handling -...

I am using a heat lamp and my breeding boxes and incubators are in an upstairs closet with no windows so it gets really really warm. On average between 80 to 90. I usually give them 4 days or so to mate and lay their eggs. In the meantime I am feeding anything and everything I think they will...

I have been attempting breeding my own feeder crickets. I am having issues with the timing and quantity. It seems to take forever from the time they hatch to being large enough to actually feed. It’s very frustrating. Any tips are welcome.

I have contacted and made an appointment with my Herp vet. After explaining the situation, her opinion was that it did not appear to be an emergency since he is able to retract. I was told to keep doing what I am doing by keeping the area clean and moist with KY Jelly and sugar water soaks...

The morning after I took this picture I soaked him in warm water and ended up pulling out a long piece of shed or sperm plug. Before that he couldn’t get either side back in. Now he just randomly lets his junk hang out.

Sugar soak in warm water. KY jelly. Raw honey. I bought the manuka honey today and only used it once. I called an exotic vet and made an appointment for Monday morning. I think as long as I can keep the inflammation down and he’s able to bring it back in I should be ok.

This is after me standing and watching him for a few minutes

His current. He’s all tucked in.

The first pic was from Tuesday evening. The second is after I soaked him and applied KY.

Is there a good reason why my male panther Cham will not keep his business in? Everything has been cleaned and debris removed. I’m keeping the area moist and it doesn’t appear to be swollen. His hemipenis will go back in but then goes right back out or he will barely push it out. His enclosure...

That’s how I figured out what could possibly be the cause. I just couldn’t remember where I saw it! It was your post! Really helpful information!

Thanks! I certainly try. My husband wanted chams so bad and when I finally gave in he went nuts. I have a female veiled, 3 nosy be Panthers (1F and 2M). I love animals and I want what is best for them.

I will keep posted on his condition. I’ve made some adjustments to his water source adding a larger dripper as the smaller one would run out too fast. He has been very active, moving all around his enclosure and his appetite hasn’t diminished any. I feel like he’s showing his goodies off whoever...

Yea, I have a 8 month or so old panther who I believe is coming into his prime. I noticed last week he started showing his goods off. It usually goes back in with no issues, but the past couple of days he seems to need a little help. I’ve done warm sugar water soaks and KY. I did some research...

Can you use raw honey on the hemipenis or does it have to be manuka honey? I’ve never even heard of this particular kind. I thought honey was honey