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The cham in my profile pic is my 2 year old ambilobe ive had him since he was a hatchling, currently im trying to breed with my female ambilobe but he doesnt really seem interested and ive tried almost everything its a bummer

I may have found someone with a few borahas for sale actually. But the seller is saying that he recieved a wild caught female boraha who was already gravid upon capture so theres way to be certain the babies are pure bred boraha. If your looking to sell your male ive got the perfect home for...

Can i ask where you got your boraha from? Ive found only a handful so far online and they were very young and the pictures of their sires werent that impressive so im still looking for the perfect one lol

I have had my male ambilobe for about 2 years now and my intentions are to breed him but im having some troubles. My female is alittle over a year old and showing receptive colors however when i introduce the two he doesnt seem interested. He will initially fire up but then begins to open his...

Whoops sorry for posting the picture too many times my bad

I went out of town last Friday and when i returned Sunday my female laid her first clutch. She had a laying bin in her cage but she just spread her eggs throughout her cage rather than burying them and im worried i didn't get to the eggs in time. Initially most of the eggs looked deflated but...

Im planning on cross breeding my female ambilobe and a male nosy boraha this summer. Does anyone happen to know what those might turn out looking like?

So i am currently attempting to beeed my carpet chameleons and recently my female has laid her first clutch but ive encountered some problems.. she has had a suitable laying bin in her cage the entire time but for some reason she layed them all over her cage instead of burying them. I was out of...

Thats pretty cool ive read his article on furcifer lateralis and listened to his podcast about breeding them. Its the most credible info ive found on the species

Thanks for the input i never really got a straight answer for that question. However, she turned back to her receptive colors a couple weeks ago without ever laying any eggs unfortunately. Since then i have reintroduced the pair and this time i am positive everything went correctly he climbed...

Heres an additional picture of her froma about a week ago.

I have 2 cb carpet chameleons that ive raised since they were both hatchlings and now im trying to breed them. I introduce the pair about a month ago and they did the typical head bobs and eventually her mounted her. She turned her gravid colors soon after that and they have been seperated ever...

Thanks for the info everyone. Ive put them together today in a neutral location and he seemed much more interested in her. He not only fired up but also began to persure her when she walked away, he tries to mount her once but unfortunately the branch they were on gave way and ruined the moment...

I have a beautiful male ambilobe who is about 2 years old and i have gotten him a female in hopes or breeding them. She is about 1 year old and is showing her bright pink receptive colors, however when i introduce her to him my male doesnt seem very interested. The first attempt my male did the...

Yes, he's looked ashy for about 2-3 months. He hasn't shedded in somewhere around 5-6 months. First picture is of him before. Notice how bright his colors are. The second picture is of him now. It's really hard to photograph, but his colors swim together. They don't stand out from each other...

The last couple months, my 2 year old male panther Ambilobe has been ashy. It looks almost like dry skin. He hasn't shed in a while and the breeder I bought him from suggested I give him regular steamy showers to help speed along the shed process. He used to be really bright and colorful but...

I have a 2 year old male Panther Ambilobe and a 1 year old female of the same breed. When I first introduced them, the male fired up and bobbed his head, but the female was unreceptive/angry/hissing. I have made several attempts to reintroduce them, but no luck. The female no longer gets angry...