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i'll upload a picture soon we're in the middle of a storm and my connection is really slow

The vines & reptivite that I ordered from petco finally came in! I'm going to the plant nursery tomorrow to get a pothos & we are boiling branches sometime this week. so happy :D

hey! just wondering everyone's favorite panther locale, as i'm purchasing a panther chameleon soon, and i'm wondering which ones are the most stunning. i'm leaning towards ambilobe as i love their colors, but i've seen other beautiful locales and it's a hard decision. what's your opinion?

What is your chameleons name? I'm getting a male panther within the next few months, trying to thing of good names :ROFLMAO:

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sounds like "he" may be a she to me. please fill out the how to ask for help form i will attatch the link in a second

is that the same leg? the one in the first picture was the left leg and in the recent it is the right. please post a picture of the left leg :)

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i think it maybe the angle but idk

it looks like she has slight curvature in her legs to me. anyone else see that or is it just the angle?

what are you doing with its feet :ROFLMAO:

:love:beautiful!

no the statement about chameleons not being able to be gravid at 6 months is not true by a long shot. females can become gravid with or without ever even seeing a male at the age of 4 months and up. they shouldn't be MATED until at least a year old, but she very well could be gravid at 6 months...

hey there! sorry to hear your chameleon isn't doing very well. please fill this out so we could determine the cause of why your chameleon isn't feeling well! https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/how-to-ask-for-help.66/

please read this :) https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/entry/supplements.65/

no problem! do look at the links above they will help you a bunch

yes it is recommended that you have a laying bin set up for females at all times after they hit about 4 months of age. they will lay eggs without ever even seeing a male and if she doesn't have the proper place to lay them she could become egg bound and die

i wouldn't feed mealworms at all honestly. they are all fat and hard shell with no nutritional value