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He is really awesome!!

Thanks everyone. He is pretty neat!

This is her add on craigslist http://dallas.craigslist.org/ndf/pet/3548512542.html I do not know if she has more, or if she will ship.

I got him from a local breeder we found and my husband picked him out. He is about 9-10 months old. This is a pic of his father.

Some pictures I took today. He got to come out and run around.

I like Coheed and Cambria, Dir En Grey, and others. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMGWYd7lvQU Love the song. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bZkp7q19f0 Love the video. Haha.

This is Rango. He's mad...We got him when he was young after someone ripped off his tail. But, he's all better now.

I am planning on doing the same thing. I was tinking about seeing if I can find a cheap gazebo and then go form there.. I don't have trees in the back so I would fence in a hole at the top so light could come through and then there would be shade. Then wire it up for misting.

What does vitamin a deficiency look like in a panther chameleon? Specifically, what skin abnormalities would you see in a female? Pictures would be nice. I tried searching but the images don't really help cause they are not labled...

Right, he shed a few days ago. It might as well melted off thought. It wes more like an explosion. =p

My youngest male, Red Pyramid, is getting so colorful. The first pic was taken only a month ago. The second, today.

Yeah, I would atleast want one clutch. Has anyone been able to stop the production of eggs in female panthers?

Have you bred female panthers before they were a year old and, if so, what were your results? I am going to wait, to see what happens. But have you had and personal experience with breeding them young?

Yeah. Haha. Silly panthers. Doing whatever they feel like.

I have done that for one of my female veileds. She has not produced any eggs and has not ben receptive at all. Which does not bother me. The female that I am taking about is actually a panther.

Hehe, just wondering. You have been lots of help. Thank you for you knowledge.

Not trying to sound silly but why whould it take more out of the female to produce a fertile cluch over a infertile one if the babys develope outside of the body?

No that they can lay 2 weeks after becoming fertilized

I heard that before on another site I was looking up information from.

I was just asking this cause I have read that you should not breed a female until she is about a year old, but if she is going to start producing her own eggs as young about about 8 months is it better to let her have the eggs infertile of to breed her, if she is going to lay eggs reguardless? I...