Search results

So i've finally gotten the bug and am considering a second panther. I'm looking for a male Tamatave. After looking here and everywhere on the web, i've realized they have very limited availability. I got my first panther from the Kammers, an Ambilobe. I obviously found that Ambilobes are the...

Here you go. I'm adding a couple more plants this weekend to fill up the top right and bottom.

Thanks for the help! will definitely get back on adding those things you said to the gut load. and yes, the growstones are white. actually tonight, as i was taking out the lava rock from the pot, he had the audacity to come up and go straight for a growstone and ate one and then looks right at...

That's an awesome one... looks so clean. I'm gonna follow this idea in the future.

i'll snap a pic of my cage and post. i had it custom made and he basically made it exactly to how i wanted it. thanks for all the help! i'm gonna get rid of those rocks tonight.

yah i'm gonna take out the lava rocks and cover with spanish moss, cuz the pot is hanging on a branch so i can't make it too heavy.

have you had this happen with your chams? i was thinking he was ingesting the rocks on accident. i didn't even think it could be on purpose. i will check that podcast out too. thanks!

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Male Ambilobe Panther. 1 year old. Handling - once a week Feeding - I feed him dubias, supers, phoenix worms, black soldier flies, and hornworms. i gut load with a mix that my reptile shop makes. I scaled down my feeding to every other day. Supplements - i dust...

i feed him dubias, supers, phoenix worms, black soldier flies, and hornworms. i gut load with a mix that my reptile shop makes. i dust all the feeders with Repashy Calcium Plus every time. I scaled down my feeding to every other day, so could it be a hunger thing? I use 60/40 organic soil with...

over the past few weeks, i have been occasionally finding substrate in my panther cham's poop. every poop doesn't have it, but i find it here and there. first it was growstones, and this morning i found poop with a small piece of red lava rock in it. he is about a year old. i cup feed. so my...

What kind of schefflera is yours? i'm on my 2nd and it's pretty much dead. I just got a jungle dawn spot, but i'm afraid it's too late.

mine wasn't the virus. doctor said it was a scratch or bug bite that got infected.

Just got back from the vet. She said it's nothing serious. She examined him and said his behavior was great and he looked great physically other than the spots. She said it could be a cut that got infected or bug bites. she gave me antibiotics for give him. @ahood, if your guy is acting normal...

awesome FW setup! i've had fish tanks, both SW and FW, my whole life and got my first panther in January. You should be able to adjust to a cham. just like a couple people have suggested, i would just drop the $120 or so on a Mistking system...i was looking at both of those ones you are...

@nightanole WOW! I admire your plants. i have a quad fixture with 12% and a plant bulb from todd so i tried to experiment and put a hibiscus in my cage. planted with grow stones, organic soil, and lava rock for good drainage. after a month, i had some bulbs and a couple of flowers... then...

i have the same exact thing! and i noticed mine after i came back from a week long trip too. i just don't know if it was there before i left or not. i reached out to the breeder i got my guy from, the Kammers, and he said it looks minore but to go to a vet to be certain. I'm still trying to get...

Yes! that's exactly the best description for what's on his skin! i reached out to the Kammers and asked what they thought. Ed said it looked minor but he said get professional input. So i'm gonna call a vet and get info. i'll keep you posted when i find something out. i really hope it's not that...

Thanks... i really hope it's not a virus.:eek:

Here are pics. HELP ME PLEASE!

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Male Panther, 10-11 months old. Has been in my care since 3-4 months old. Handling - Occasional. Once or twice every 2 weeks, average. Feeding - Feeding Dubias, Superworms, Black Soldier Flies, Hornworms, and Phoenix Worms. 5 Dubias and Superworms at a time...