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Kinyongia tenuis are one of my favorites. Don't see them very often. Are any of the pairs going to be for sale?

yeah, give it a couple days. We just had a baby take 5 days from piping to hatching..

I also want to throw in the fact that chameleons also need a temperature drop of about 10 degees give or take at night as well.

I have never had one come out tail first. I would just leave it. It should still be able to come out at some point. How long has it been like that?

I am wondering how many 2x2x4 cages will fit under a ballast that is hanging about 6+ inches from the tops. Obviously two but the higher I chain them up the more cages I could fit right? I would think that I could do 3 (at the most) but wanted to ask input to see what others have done? Thanks in...

Hatchling Ambilobe. Days old.

Yes, that is definitely from lack of humidity. I suggest that you keep her in the screen cage and get an automatic mister like a Mist king or Aqua Zamp. That is stuck shed and it is from too little humidity for a long time. Please, invest the money in an auto mister and keep her in the screen cage.

If her humidity isn't good enough in the screen cage than you need to mist her more.... The problem with glass terrariums is that A. They are SMALL, and B. they trap humidity in such excess that it can cause respiratory issues if not cleaned consistently and very well.

It can be. He make be a little irritated b/c I am sure it is a lot like when someone gets a sunburn. Itchy and irritating. I have a panther that actually scratches the shed off of parts he can reach and I have also noticed him eating/pulling shed skin off with his mouth...

This is hilarious!! What kind of camera are you using??

Glad that you got her to the vet. I would look back at the first post that I made with all of the red. Just read over some suggestions I have given you to make sure she stays healthy.

I had an old cat when I had gotten my first 6 mo old Panther. I never noticed an issue but I could definitely see where several young spunky cats could be stressing to your little guy. Especially in a small space. It will be best for him to be isolated in a part of the house where he can't see...

So the vets around you weren't open at 7:42 this morning when you posted earlier? I would look around for an emergency vet if there is one near you. If this is as serious issue as you are describing, she might not make it the weekend.

I am looking to expand my CiN journal collection. If you have any and would like to sell them. I am interested. I bought all that was offered through the forums bookstore and I absolutely LOVE the articles. Full of great information. Shoot me a message if you have any or know of anyone that has...

That would be a respiratory infection. She will need antibiotics for sure if that is the case. It is very SERIOUS that you take her to a vet ASAP.

Ok. Thanks for all the input. I just wondered if I was missing out on something!! We will have to try the sand next time. I generally have felt that getting the eggs directly into the incubating containers is the the safest and that the dirt wouldn't necessarily hut them. I do notice a...

She needs to be misted more often and offered more water for a dripper. Can you post a picture of her cage and her also?

I would say the first one only because he looks to have a little more color in his face. But they are definitely too young to know what they will look like as adults. You never know, the little one could really bloom!!

I am confused? You are worried because he is sleeping in a different place? That isn't odd behavior. They change a lot.

Looks fine to me but you are going to want to get him into a screen cage, at least when he gets older. You can successfully house chameleons in glass but a panther needs a much larger cage than what your little guy is in. Make sure you are cleaning that cage out and letting it dry out before...