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i am asian...LOL

very nice specimen indeed:D

Very nice setup!:D

I used dampen cocopeat for egg laying substrate place in a garbage bin and placed it in the enclosure. I stick a piece of wood for the female easy access.

Dear All, Currently I have reside back in my homeland (Malaysia). I have started my reptile business back in Malaysia. Recently, I imported 40 veiled from USA and I will have 30 more panther coming soon. All CB and come with proper CITES. Yesterday I was contacted by a fellow friend that...

Congratulation

Definitely a female, a beautiful one too:D

This is definitely a Male!

sorry for your loss. I have similar thing happen to my panther female...

Very nice coloration indeed!

Hey, This is one of my male with the similar coloration as yours. At rest... he is ugly but when he fired up..... the color is just crazy!:D

Oh No!! More Jackson attack the Hawaii

I lived in Buffalo, NY for 8 years. I kept 4 generations of Veiled Chameleon with no issue by misting more frequently.

May I know where you are located and the daily humidity? If you are afraid of compactum, remove the moss. Instead, try to mist the cage more frequently.

OMG!!! I am so envious!!:eek:

Female. If you can take a picture close-up on the tail, it might help more.

Very beautiful Mt. Meru Jackson pair!:D

Hey TyMonster, In the wild as well as in captivity, it is normal observation for veiled to add some vegetative in their diet. So not to worry.:D

I use pretty much the same ingredient above but I substitute the sugar with honey (2-3 table spoon) as honey is a natural substance to inhibit bacterial growth.

When i started breeding Panther, I waited for the female to reach about 1 years old before i breed them. That is my personal preference. Maybe you can use 1-2 months to make sure she is getting enough nutrition and calcium before starting to mate her. Better to be safe than sorry.