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I very much think she's on the way out. I would only harvest in the form of a necropsy. If I decide to do that. What are my chances that she's just not genetic quality and that's why her health failed? I'll know more soon...

I don't see how she could be egg bound yet, it hasn't been enough time. She was bred on June 11th. Pic 1 is her laying bin. I did the little hole, not her. Pic 2 I her plant with whatever the white stuff is on one of the branches. Pic 3 is the surprise I found growing in the plant while...

Hoping someone can offer you some help. I'm currently going through a bad situation, and the forums are deserted, leaving me to watch my girl helplessly die. The only thing I can offer is to give him pedialyte, a few drops every other hour during the day until your vet appointment...

Her now. Idk. :(

Yes she has a laying bin. I can't believe this set in so fast, I'm wondering if there is some kind of plant fungus or something at fault. I bought some more stuff, I'll try some bug juice. I need a miracle.

My first post this morning. She's worse. I don't know what to do. Your Chameleon - Female Ambilobe Panther, 1.5 years old, owned for 1 year. Handling - a few times a week. Feeding - Superworms, Dubia. She might eat 3-4 things a day. Gut loaded on repashy burger, sometimes romaine and...

Your Chameleon - Female Ambilobe Panther, 1.5 years old, owned for 1 year. Handling - a few times a week. Feeding - Superworms, Dubia. She might eat 3-4 things a day. Gut loaded on repashy burger, sometimes romaine and cucumbers. Supplements - herpavite multi Everytime, calcium +d3 every other...

Nice! Congratulations! #feelsgoodman

My chams are currently outside. I'm in the St. Louis area and we're supposed to hit 100 today and tomorrow. I have the cages set so that they're in the shade the majority of the afternoon. I really hate to bring them inside because it's drier and colder in the house, but I don't want them...

What in the world?! Evolutionary perfection at it's finest I suppose... Normally I would be prepared with knowledge for this kind of thing, but I was under the impression that it was kind of difficult to get the roaches to breed. I Guess I'm doing something right after all!

I've got dubia and orange head. I can't remember which I saw that had it. It actually made me feel kinda queazy when I saw it! :wideyed: I know they're breeding successfully because there's tiny babies in there! :)

I notice when I've got a dead roach, the brain gets eaten and the rest of the body left behind. I do think they're eating the eggs though. Yesterday I noticed a female laying an egg tube, went back later to separate it to an easier managed nursery, and I couldn't find it. Bummer.

Thank you! Sometimes I think the females don't get enough love around here!;)

One day after mating. She's all friendly when I'm around, but angry when the male shows his face!

Did I see that correctly; 58°F and 65°F? If that's the case, it's far too cold. I believe it should be about 75°-80°F ambient and 85°-90°F basking. I embarrassingly had this same thing happen to my Panther this past winter and I caught it in time. He was turning so light and gray, even...

It's hard to say what his final form will be, but he's right on the schedule of gorgeous!

He. Is. Amazing!!