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looks healthy. :eek:... wowow, thats suprising considering how healthy he looks on the outside. Did you get a chance to take him to the vet yet for fecals?

My one bud told me of a p. cham that ran away and was found 1 YEAR later. He saw a tounge shoot out of a bush on his front lawn as he walking to go to work in the morning. He too said he grew to a massive size.

you can mist a bit more just to raise the humidity to help him shed.

You can hand mist them while holding a plastic bowl underneath like user (luckykarma) or you could set up drainage and water catching systems with tarps and plastic sheets. You can search for free range or free roam enclosure and alot of people have posted tips and tricks on how to do it...

You can find ficus and hibiscus plants at most home depots, lowes, nursery centers etc.. Your going to want to buy a bag of organic soil and re-pot the plant or you could cover the soil with river rocks so that your cham cant get to it. You can wash your plants and trees with soap and...

It is safe and widely used. just make sure that your cham is large enough so that it cant get its head stuck in one of the holes. That is what i use to make my own sunning cages.

Shouldn't it be a repti Sun 5.0? Linear tube right? not Compact Flourescent? I never tried nutrobal, but does your calcium supplement contain any d3?

they taper off at that age, along with eating less, its perfectly normal.

I might say sambava mixed with ambanja? the rostral crest looks like that more of an ambanja to me. but im usually wrong :p he looks cool as hell though.

they look like bone deformations, a rescued veiled i got had them. im sorry to add to your stress but it could be the start of mbd which my veiled has along with those bumps. what are your uvb lighting setups and supplementation like?

Hi nathanuk, For heat bulbs you can use 75 watt house bulbs. i raise my lights just wiht a simple hammer and long nails to create a little ghetto shelf for my lgihts if they need to be raised.

heres a link to a classroom project of breeding hornworms http://insected.arizona.edu/Manduca/

hmmm 40 min drive. thanks for the hot tip dodolah!

Thats awesome adam! they still appear to be juveniles, are they related? its great you get to see them grow up.

no, but your a good parent for having such concern :)

thought so, haha, considering you mill your own gutload. yes i can picture that :D

ahh, thats awesome! sorry i didnt realize this thread was a few months old. congratulations dad :)

those things are useless if you keep more than 50 cricks at a time. poor ventilation and keep in humidity from veggies like carrots and greens killing off the rest of the colony. High mortality rate from when i used to use one.

I can understand your situation Joe. You dont want her to lay an infertile clutch of eggs when she could lay a fertile clutch from your guy. That age is pretty tricky to catch her at the right time. How old is the guy? do you know how much he weighs? Best of luck to you.

Female, has she ever mated? they could be mating wounds. Most female panthers are peachy/brown/tanish. The best way to tell is to look for a hemipenal bulge at the base of the tail which is absent from her.