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J.J jacksonii and the more common sub species is normally xanthphlus, in my opinion these are second and mt. Meru last

I would do it yourself, that way you can hold an have a good inspection inside

A sty on the eye can also be related to a mouth problem, one I my males has a swollen lip witch also developed a small sty on him eye so it may be worth examining the mouth for any puss or swelling

Humidity is quite low, that is very little misting aswell Most people including me recommend no substrait on the base and that also seems to be a small amount to feed your Cham and you also need to give more variety I recommend looking at the care section of the forum and reading all the...

The mouth looks fine, a veiled is a diffrent species so you Carnt really compare. I would add more foliage and walk ways to the enclosure and use the d3 and multivitamin once every other week, use each supliment twice a month

How old us the male? The Viv is very small if he's older than 6 months, also a snall glass Viv won't allow for good air flow or a temp drop, without you putting down all the details of your enclosure and husbandry I would put it down to this

I find WC to be the largest and as they seem to get that little bit smaller the more cb down the line. The largest panther I've seen was bentons WC masoala male they weighted around 300 grams

Do you no the prices Julian will be selling these at an when their coming over? Pm me if you like I'm selling my cap est baby's soon and am looking at expanding :)

Carnt really see how it can be better than a mistking, my mistking has been perfect throughout, it's never let me down and is very quiet running

Will their be many pairs going to Julian? I'm curious about these I might have to read up on them :)

I'm really impressed with these, they look amazing. Are they a difficult species to care for?

Simply because ambilobe are the brightest and most colourful local

I don't handle mine, the only time I do is either to check them over every now and then or to show the parents off to a buyer after the young

This seems to be a old thread, for anyone in the UK that gets confused. Also yes mistking are now sold in the UK by junglefrog.co.uk

I'm really impressed with this, one question about housing parsonii outdoors, with parsonii having quite sensitive eyes and skin is there a chance that the sun could cause any problems and if so how do you prevent this? Is a well shaded enclosure with plenty of foliage enought? I'm just asking...

The orange does generally mean dehydration but I wouldn't worrie that is a small amount but jus keep a eye on it see if more becomes orange

At 7 months old that white may go and his whole body colours may change yet so I wouldn't worrie

No he will be fine, ficus are Cham friendly

You Carnt tell from these pics mate

https://www.chameleonforums.com/members/chameleonkev-albums-chams-picture21043-051.jpg https://www.chameleonforums.com/members/chameleonkev-albums-chams-picture21044-040.jpg https://www.chameleonforums.com/members/chameleonkev-albums-chams-picture21045-007.jpg im getting a little...