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ok thank you =)

she is always a nice light peach colour when on her own, when i try and introduce them she goes gravid colours.

In the next few months i would be interested in breeding my pair of ambilobes, they are both over a year old. When i show them to each other the male is interested "suprise suprise!" but the female is having none of it " suprise suprise" is there any trick to this that i might be missing?

looks familiar if i may say ;)

the dealer has given up the hobby, think he was struggling, i was also owed this for 6months, not ideal being given this cham by a long shot i know.

i was told by my not very reputable dealer that she is a year old, there is a large plant pot in her viv, so any signs of her digging or hanging around near the bottom i will take action, i dont believe her to be gravid but then she is my first female panther.

thank you for your very helpful and imformative reply! i have just watched the young lady eat a cricket and drink plenty of water, i am very relieved. I think perhaps the vet trip has been a very traumatic experience as she has been almost black since visiting around 5 days ago, i took the...

i recently posted a topic about a chameleon that i was sold with uri, after veterinary treatment and a few days worth of antibiotic drops it appears to be clearing up nicely. Now im having another problem, the chameleon "a panther female" has not eaten for what must be 4 or 5 days! there was...

i suppose not a lot of people in the UK post pics of there chams though, yes i am going to buy him, seemed a real shame to let one like him go!

thank you kat, he is hanging around for my breeding project which i am happy about.

im pretty sure its nothing to do with temperature as i have a number of other panthers and also he has thermostats, i can understand why you would think that though.

ive not had it but credible point, ive not witnessed it in any of my chameleons either so i want to go about it the correct way, ive put her in a large exo terra to try and hold a bit more heat, glad i jumped on this straight away though.

i have only noticed this once, im a little puzzled why she has been dark, stress like colours for the last few days though!?

after being owed a female panther for many months by my local dealer i was delighted when he offered me an adult female just over a year old, i got this cham home and after a couple of days self diagnosed it with uri! i booked the next available appointment at my vets and he gave her a shot of...

i like the female veiled, she looks lurrvly

this guy is probably a shade under a year, he has only recently found these colours and spends most of his time like a dark nose be! check this out for harsh though, my older brother paid for these chams on the understanding that i look after them, i am now at a stage where i can breed from them...

cant be heat related in england lol, thanks for the incite though, may pay some close attention to his diet, thanks =)

they look really nice lin, you must be doing a great job.

absolutely beautiful and a real credit to you!

well heres my effort, as usual we get out done by the americans =)