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Seagram is about 6 mos old now and growing like a weed Got a short vid of him hand feeding today. Thought id share it for fun. http://instagram.com/p/e-p3ioSkbc/ Anyone know how to embed?

He finally got to go outside, He will be 5 months old tomorrow. I took him outside yesterday morning and got a few small pictures. Here are some other pictures i took recently too, just to document his growth. He was relaxing on his fake tree in my office

He looks really healthy too. What are you doing to get him all fired up?

Dang that is really cheap! Good looking out! i have had a dubia colony in the past, might be time to start a new one.

Cool to see him eat some fruit, How did you introduce it to him? or did he just naturally go for it? This panther im raising can be a bit picky at times, but when the hibiscus starts blooming im hoping he will eat some blossoms too.

Its ok, fall is coming soon and i can order some hornworns or silkies.. The real trouble has been his size, when i first got him 1/4" crickets were all he could fit in his little mouth.. Now that he has grown so much I will make sure to start introducing new larger feeders.. I can only...

I agree, I would like to vary his diet more, but the arizona summer doesn't allow for shipping very well, tends to kill the bugs.

Waxes on occasion. Random mantids I catch outside. Not much else. I did buy some dubias once for him. But he didn't really go for them

He started out small, when we got him very tiny. But i been feeding him like crazy 15-20 small-med crickets a day. When i get the larger ones he eats about 10-12. I am amazed at how fast he has grown too

His hatch date was around April 1st. And he has so much color already in excited for him to grow up. What do you think? This is him in his pjs and a pic while cruising around.

He will be fine, The star jasmine is listed as a safe plant because it contains no toxins. So even the leaves are safe to eat if accidentally ingested

It really is a about food. I have a 3 month old panther in an adult cage but he knows where to go for food. If you can set up a feeding cup and teach her to use it, than you don't have to worry about her struggling to find or catch her prey.

Pretty cham, amazing he lets you handle him after just a week

agreed, female

aRe u asking what a cross looks like? I think before you decide on it, you should see if u can even find these mixed.

Thank you! Yes he climbs all over it, at first when i put it in he was a little wary, but now when i come in to feed in the morning.. He is sitting on it waiting. Ive only put that feeder in the last week so im happy he has taken to it so well! I can see what you mean, That is some good...

Here is my feeder jug, as you can see Seagram is up top and he can see right into it.. I also got some husk off of one of my palm trees and used it to line the edge so he has something to grab onto. [/URL]

My cham is 3months old, and i just got him to start feeding from his cup yesterday.. I use a milk jug cut deep enough the crickets dont jump out, but i leave the handle intact to hang it from. Ill get a picture when i get home but the milk jug has worked very well from me because if he is...

So other than the peaches being high in sugar and breaking down fast... I know that the leaves and pit contain cyanide. So although the fruit probably doesnt contain cyanide, i wouldnt want any traces getting into my cham

Hello, I recently got a new cham too and already he has started hand feeding. It just takes patience and consistency. It only took a few days after getting him for him to start handfeeding.. And today i finally witnessed him taking some crickets from my milk jug cup feeder. As for my...