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Yep, his tongue is working fine... Honestly, I think it was more accidental than purposeful. He was hanging upside down in an awkward position while trying to stabilize himself (to shoot his tongue) but ended up grabbing the prey item instead of a nearby vine.

First time I’ve seen this... One of my adult Panther Chameleons (Skittles) grabbed his prey by-hand before biting it. Pictures and video below! Catching prey by-hand - 3 by NERVOUS posted Apr 4, 2018 at 2:28 PM Catching prey by-hand - 2 by NERVOUS posted Apr 4, 2018 at 2:28 PM Catching prey...

Yes, I contacted Todd at Light Your Reptiles. He was very responsive and offered to sell me the replacement sockets for a little less than $25 (shipped). What I'm trying to figure out is if this is a common problem or if there's possibly something about my setup that caused the sockets to...

Has anyone else here experienced issues with sockets breaking apart while replacing bulbs in a Light Your Reptiles Tropic Blaze HO T5 Quad Fixture? I have 2 of these fixtures; which had both been performing well to-date. However, when I tried replacing the bulbs 10 of the 16 sockets broke...

Tropic Blaze HO T5 Quad Fixture Issues

Yep, that's exactly where I got mine! (y)

Since I switched to Light Your Reptiles lighting fixtures, the plants have really flourished. There's way more greenery now than when I took the original pictures at the beginning of this thread. I have two identically configured Dragon Strand Atrium enclosures each housing one male Panther...

Google "IKEA" and "BYGEL" if you want to see pictures of the containers. Then if you decide to purchase them, they're only available in-store or via 3rd party (i.e. eBay, etc).

@Qwerty - As @trickedoutbiker mentioned, I run a setup similar to what you're describing above. My setup includes two MistKing nozzles and an adjustable rain nozzle per enclosure. Also, each sprayer is fitted with a ball valve to facilitate adjustable spray configurations. I have two...

I gave up on the Banana Roaches. They're too much trouble to harvest, relatively difficult to care for, and it takes a LOT of them to feed a Panther. Plus, I've never had any problems with my Chams accepting other types of roaches (i.e. B. dubia, N. cinerea, etc). Net, net... There are...

@Matt Vanilla Gorilla - Horn worm project was successful. I have a steady stream of moths; which helps keep things interesting for my Chams.

Hey @Matt Vanilla Gorilla, good to hear from you... I think owners in the UK have had luck with these, but they aren't easy to get here in the US. So, no colony for me. That said, I am looking for a new type of feeder to incorporate into my Chams' diet. Currently feeding them B. dubia, N...

Ahh, thanks... We sure adore him! Skittles is an Ambilobe (from Kammerflage)... And he's ~10 months old now.

Thank you for all of the kind words. Yes, both are Panthers.