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CBB Young, Male, Parsons. $800 Currently have 3 Panther Chams, 2 male, 1 female (owned from 3mo old to current, 5+ years old) Total of 20 years experience in various chams. I'm ready for my first Parsons

I'm not sure if it's ok to ask, so forgive me if it's not proper, but would Repashy products be good, for gut loading and calcium dusting? ( bug Berger, and super load and calcium plus)

Thanks! I never would have thought of that!!

Thank you so much for the tips on the gutloading and what to watch for in the ingredients!! I mostly order online so I'm sure I can find a good product. I also appreciate the suggestion on talking to the vet in advance of an appointment! Thank you!! :)

Thank you. I will call the vets in the area and see if any specialize in Exotics.

The misting is a great idea! I dust every feeding to where the crickets are coated. I also have Zoo Meds Reptivite with D3, but I haven't used it in a long time. Honestly I had it set back and forgot about it. I need to reorder some. Will that be a good supliment to use?

Thanks for the heads up on possible gout. I started reading up on it. Her symptoms seem to follow along with the gout symptoms. She eats crickets and rarely superworms, always calcium dusted ( without vitamin D) crickets gut loaded with Flukers high calcium, and calcium fortified cricket...

I drip warm water over each eye. One has cleared up. If I can get the second one to clear up, it will be great. She started eating and drinking once she could see. I was relieved! Thank you so much for your suggestions! Truly appreciated!

That really seems like a possibility. I appreciate it!! The one with the eye issues IS actually the middle photo. She couldn't see to eat or drink. :(. Her right eye has cleared up, and she can eat and drink now. Everyday I let water drip over her eyes to attempt to moisten them and kinda do an...

The bulbs were new March 14,2017. I do have both of my females in the same habitat. One suggestion I received was to separate them. The femal with the eye issue, does not have any of the puffiness in the extremities. ( the one with the eye issue came up with problems after digging to lay eggs...

Thank you for the suggestion!! I appreciate all of the suggestions I can get. They rarely spend much time in the lower half, unless they are going into the egg laying bin. THANKS AGAIN!!

Here is a pic of Tara's puffy feet. She also has spots down her tail that are puffy.

I have had the same type of plants on the habitat from the beginning. I THOUGHT they were ok. Because my enclosure is also screen on the floor, I found it necessary to use hanging plants. These looked ideal because they are vine like. Ugh!

Thank you ! I live in a rural part of AR, where we do not have access to Exotic Vets. I'm doing the best I can, with what I have. Both females have been laying eggs regularly, their poop looks good. I appreciate you getting back to me! thanks again !!

Enclosure: full screen 4' x 1 1/2 ' x 3' 2 large live Philodendron plants Egg laying bin: 1' deep organic soil and washed sand mix Lighting: 2 Zilla T8 Tropical, Double dome heat lamp with 2 75W bulbs Humidity: Monsoon Misting system, so spray heads, mist every hour, 2 drippers Food: Flukers...

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I have been out of the forum for a over a year, apologize for novice mistakes. Let me regroup and try again. Thank you

The last 2 clutches of eggs my panther laid, were much smaller and not bright white. Does this mean they were not fertilized or could there be a common health issue with my female?

am I correct to believe that because she has a great deal of black displayed that she is gravid. Egg laying bin in habitat, organic soil, correct moisture, etc... I have placed her in the bin a few times so she knows what it is and where to go to lay. I even put food in there so she is enticed...