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I could be wrong, but I believe "hybrid" is the wrong term to use. It implies a mixing of two species. I believe that all Panthers are currently taxanomicaly considered the same species. I believe the proper term would actually be "cross locality." That being said, that Ambanja/Ambilobe cross it...

Looks more like Louis to me.

I have one of Fingertrap's offspring as well. Should I post a pic?

As a long time fish hobbyist, I will say it's way safer than chemical fertilizers. It's just nitrates anyway. Wouldn't hurt a thing.

I was gonna say orangutan.

Any of our site sponsors are good and there is also @Mattvanillagorrilla. I have gotten eggs from him and am getting a sub adult Nosy Be from him next month. Hes a good guy to deal with.

Seriously, Their are a lot of cham people in SOCAL. I'd look around and see what you can find. Also, as mentioned above, dont rule outshipping. I currently have 7 chams and all were shipped even the two that just hatched. They actually came as freshly laid eggs that I incubated. Shipping has...

Oh, I see every room is to be painted. I would just move him for the week then.

Low voc is supposed to be safe for pets, but considering how sensitive chams are, I would definitely not expose one to the fumes. At the very least, I would move him into a well ventilated area not being painted. Good luck.

He has some for sale now. They're Ambilobes too! Get on it! Lol

So jealous! I haven't been to the Daytona Expo since 2007.

Some much awaited pics of Reggie and Flora.

Looks like a big hornet to me. No honey from that one, but quite a nasty sting...

Oops, I might have hijacked your thread though. I thought this was the baby thread and posted without looking closer. Sorry about that. Maybe a moderate could put it in the right thread?

Ok Jann, at long last here are a few pics of the veileds outside today. Reggie is really mad because Lief the panther was on my shoulder when I took the pic.

I'm a drummer. I'll go do a monster drum roll for you all right now! Lol

I'm DYING over here! LOL

I'd ditch the red light altogether and go with a linear UVB light over the coiled version you have in that double fixture. DO NOT RUN THE LIGHTS 24/7! This will disrupt your chams sleep pattern and lead to stress. Stress leads to disease. And disease....well, that leads to the dark side. LOL...

I was also going to mention the phosphorus and excessive D3 levels. Good luck with your cham!

It doesn't want to flatten out, but I have a few items holding it down. Now I just have to let the sun work it's magic.