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This is Hogan, my 4 month old ambilobe panther. I recently bought him from Kammerflage Kreations. They were SO helpful in answering all my questions and providing me with the perfect baby for me! What do you think? A bit blurry.. On the move! Where are those darn crickets?! He...

This is my enclosure for my 4 month old Ambilobe Panther. I have a ReptiSun 5.0 Linear, 60watt incandescent for my basking spot, a ficus, a scheflerra, the mistking(which nozzle is now centered) and Zoo Med's Little dripper. My Basking temp ranges from 80 to 85 degrees F. My humidity is at about...

Unfortunatly, chameleons seem to not like to be handled. But some will tolerate it. It all depends on your cham. :) Just go slow and be patient, thats your best bet.

Why are you having second thoughts?

I think most people use both because it really helps the humidity. But as long as he is drinking during misting, you don't HAVE to have both.

His cage should be alright. But him not eating is an issue. Try cup feeding (with the cup attached to the branch, he may not be comfortable eating in front of you). Some recommended feeders are (gutloaded) crickets, and silkworms. Both are good staple feeders. Some good "treats" are hornworms...

Very nice! Looks great. Just telling a funny story, I put the Fluker's vine in my cham's cage and he was scared to DEATH of it. Did not move for two hours... So I had to take it out :(

I sent that guy a very... nice... message to that guy on facebook. :)

:oSorry guys! This is meant to be under Enclosures and Supplies, not Pygmy Enclosures! Sorry

He was a scared little guy!http://www.chameleonsonly.com/Plants%20and%20Branches.htm I know yours is fake, but the actual washing is the same. :)

I recently added a scheflerra plant to my 5 month old panther's enclosure. It appears that he has taken a few bites out of the plant. Should I remove the plants or is this okay?

This depends on what size enclosure you have, also what catches your eye! I personally love the Panthers, they are beatiful and forgiving when it comes to mishaps in care with first time owners. :P

Most members have all lights on for 12 hours, and all lights off for 12 hours. My lights go on at 7am, off at 7pm.

It is also odd to me that they would be selling you a 4 week old baby. Most breeders wait until atleast 2-3 months.

Now do you understand why we were all pushing for the light change? :)

My panther is a little older then yours will be, and he is doing well with 5 dozen crickets per week. I just buy them at my local petsmart. I also feed him a few silkworms a day, I have ordered through coastal silkworms and mulberry farms and I highly recommend mulberry farms(both sponsors of...

Everyones veiled updates are making me jealous! :P

All of your updates are making me REALLY consider a veiled as my next cham! :)

What an adorable baby! Good luck!

I actually found mine at a local Stop & Shop. Very healthy, just cleaned it very well, just in case.