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I thought they were basically the same as Phoenix Worms.

I'd just say to keep your eye on the pair really closely. When she turns gravid, I'd take her out.

I had seen one at my local pet shop but it wasn't for sale. They told me they wanted to keep it around because they apparently eat mosquitos! :eek::D

Only time will tell, how each chameleon will deal with handling. Some enjoy coming out of their cage and tolerate us keepers and some prefer to be left alone in their cage. If it gives you the signs that he wants to come out, by all means, let him out :D

You really couldn't paint a better looking Blue Bar Ambilobe... Very beautiful Dean :eek:

A CB Panther usually tolerates handling. Try your hand with a Panther Cham.

He may have been searching for a cooler place to relax.

Congrats on the Faly eggs Dean :D

Don't panic, I'm sure he'll be fine.

Veileds maybe... A lot of CB Panthers are super friendly...

He's looking pretty awesome at 4 months :D

He's going to be an awesome adult!

Awesome That was obviously not the question Chuck, but I'm sure the original poster will appreciate all of your useful information.

Even simple questions can't be answered on these boards anymore without someone being sarcastic. Give the kid a break. :confused:

I'm sure if you're lurking around a chameleon forum, you intend on purchasing a chameleon. Once you get one, photograph it and enter it into the monthly chameleon photo contest :D

Awesome looking studs Noelle :)

Blatta Lateralis (Turkistan) are very prolific and breed like crazy. Be careful, they are very fast little buggers.

Is this a Veiled or Panther? If Veiled, I couldn't be sure of mating rituals. If Panther, it sounds like she's unreceptive.

This is one of my Panther hatchlings that is under 3 hours old in this picture.

Has anyone ever used these in an enclosure for a Panther before? I bought a few since I couldn't find my normal Ficus or Umbrella plants and was in need of something. It doesn't show to be a toxic plant online, but just wondering how they will do in an enclosure.