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I live in Arizona and have had baby ambilobe panthers hatching the last couple weeks. They should be available in the next month or 2. Check out our instagram if you are interested: twistychams

I also live in Arizona and breed panthers. Keeping humidity up in the room is not easy, that is why I have 2 humidifiers running in the chameleon room and have a mist king set up to keep the environment at about 81 degrees and 50-70% humidity during the day. I try to drop the temps at night to...

I have some babies ambilobe babies coming up on a month. Will be ready in another month or two, check out our instagram: twistychams

Sweet! Keep them in the garage and theyll breed like crazy. Make sure you have water crystals for them

Predators reptile center or LLL Reptiles!

Here in Arizona its been over 105 the last two weeks. I just bought a personal air conditioner from home depot(arctic air ultra) for a small room . I installed it this morning so Ill let you know if it helps!

Awesome! AZ family. Always here if you need anything.

North Phoenix??

80 for a basking spot has always been low for my chams but everyone has different climate and experiences.

Could be the lighting. Most people recommend a linear uvb bulb(reptisun T5) and I would raise your basking temps to around 90-92 as I would say 80 is too low for a basking spot. Good luck!

Check out twistychams on insta! Sounds like you got it all going well, congrats. I have a number of a guy here in the valley that sells 100 count starter colonies for like 20-25. DM me on insta for a quick response. Thanks!

I live in Arizona also. I keep a humidifier running in my Cham room to get the humidity up to 60%+. I have my ac set at 81-82 during the day and drop to 77ish at night. Don’t know if that helps but good luck?? Also have ambilobe panthers set to hatch in the next week or so, so I can hook you up...

try some black soldier flys! my chams go insane for them

What are you using for soil for her to dig in? I usually use play sand mixed with coco fiber(roughly 70% sand and 30% coco) Wet enough for her to dig a hole without it collapsing. I would think weeks of digging holes and 24 hours straight digging is pretty long... in my opinion she should be ok...

lots of good videos on youtube

Female

Mold starts growing at a constant 60% Or higher humidity on walls. It doesn’t stink if you clean the cage daily/every other day. Have a humidifier on a timer near your cage so it doesn’t constantly stay over 60% and you should be fine. Cheers??

awesome, good luck! they should get used to eachother

Id keep them together unless you start seeing a problem.