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Check out my thread that's a sticky in the breeding forum. You can say 100% what sex any panther is at any age if you know what you're looking at. That is a female and it won't change.

100% hatch would be great! I'll cross my fingers, too.

Great work, Garrett! Congrats!

Cait, I'm not sure if it works with sternfeldi or not as I've never kept them. I've usually thought of baby Trioceros species as being much more difficult to tell than babies of Furcifer species that are more obvious.

Jamjam: definite male. The tail shows it (most important), us the green eye turrets, light blue chevrons on the sides, slight "male" pattern showing in some pics....it's all there. :)

The last time they legally could have been was in 1995 although that actual species name didn't exist back then so we'd have recognized them as Chamaeleo brevicornis. A bunch of other species haven't been in the trade from Madagascar but many just received conservative annual quotas. [B]C...

They've already come in at least twice in the last couple months under 2014 quota. The rumor last year was no more, ever....

Based on the red eye turrets, lighter green background that fires orange, and what appear to be clean blue bars I'd say you've got a pure Ambilobe.

That's what I was thinking! Now I feel bad for him....

First time I've seen one left where it's actually serving as a "plug."

No worries. I guess that's what I get for being too busy to see this when you posted it!

I'll take em! Sending you a pm that you should see a notification for.

Dr. O, thank for offering some ideas as to what could have caused the paralysis. It sounds like there's not really any reason to speculate until the results come back.

Sooooo, what COULD cause the paralysis? I don't think anyone would suggest that paralysis traveled proximally, given accurate information about the location of the injury/lesion/etc. Unless I missed something I'm still reading: lizard went to vet with all limbs and tail functioning, lizard...

What caused the paralysis? If I read the statements earlier correctly, didn't rear leg and tail paralysis begin immediately following being restrained at the vet? I agree the outcome would have been the same either way but that part still seems unexplained. Just for clarity's sake, Bwindi...

Ditto that. Spring started a few weeks ago here, too.

Wowwwww!!!! Twenty years since this stuff could be legally imported!! Looks like crypticum is going to have a quota, too! WOW! About friggin' time!

If it is accurate that Uganda is only allowing "farmed" animals to be exported then that is how they were represented to get approval for export. Should we believe these highland species are being bred successfully in communal cages in what appears to be a lowland back yard? Correct me if I'm...

This is how they do it...

Great find; thanks for sharing the link! I watched the parsonii fight earlier today but now I'm gonna put this on, have a beer, finish a water change on the reef tank, and enjoy it all. Aww, three day weekends. :D