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That is so neat! Thank you for sharing :)

Such a cool pic!! They are gorgeous :)

He's awesome!! love the colors :)

I know they are only supposed to be used as a treat. Only a few a week I think.

I can't keep the plants alive either...It makes me laugh that the lizard is alive and thriving, but the dumb plants keep dying :rolleyes:

As the basking temp.

I'm pretty sure veileds temps should be between 85-90.

I'm not sure if there's a certain age, but I know they say the feeder shouldn't be wider than the width between your chams eyes.

He's got some crazy colors!! :)

Very handsome!!

I would put a plant in the cage so he has hiding spots. It is normal for them to not eat when you first get them. Just make sure you keep offering food so he knows its available when he wants some.

My panther hates misting...I usually let him out and I'll spray the cage down really good and then he goes back in. During sheds I use warm water.

My vote is for Firnen :)

We have ours on a 2 foot tall table, so it's up off the ground. I have noticed that if it's too close to the edge, or if it gets turned, the door won't line up right when trying to close it. I just move the cage a little and it lines itself up. They are flimsy because they are all screen. Never...

I have no experience with gout, MBD, or anything like that. But I know to get my male panther drinking, I hang a vine on a shower curtain rod (in a U shape) turn the water on warm, and put him in the shower for a little while. I point the shower head down and let it run down his vine. I don't...

We have a 2x2x4 zoomed reptibreeze that is black. We got it used for 50 dollars on craigslist because the guy bought a baby panther and it ended up dying, and he didn't want another one, so he got rid of all of his supplies.

No problem :) It breaks my heart to see the threads come through that say "HELP, what is this?!" and it's a thermal burn on their baby cham from it sitting up under the light.

In the wild they are constantly moving around, and in captivity we have them in a cage...it's their nature to want to be in the tallest tree they can, so if they see one, guess where they are going. This is the time of year when people are moving the chams outside now that it's warming up. Most...

I would definitely get your handsome boy to a vet. Swelling usually is a sign that something is wrong, and his toe kinda looks pinkish in that pic. And he looks nice and hydrated :)