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I have quite a few babies for sale, if you are interested PM and we can talk about price or any other questions you may have. The mother and Father of the babies will be shown below.

I took my adult male panther chameleon out today to enjoy the sun as it is has been very nice here lately. I put him on his umbrella plant as I usually do, a bee flew near his plant and he saw it as food and ate it right out of the air. Is this a health concern for the chameleon or is this...

If anyone is interested in some of his babies, they are due to hatch soon and will be selling some off. PM me if interested or have any questions:)

Male RBBB.

She never laid an infertile clutch I first bred her when she was about 9 months old and weighed 70 grams. I did lots of research and saw you should wait until they are a year old to breed but I also saw that it’s the same stress for them to lay an infertile clutch as it is for a fertile clutch...

I have a RBBB male ambilobe, who have successfully fathered 2 clutches of eggs with a total of 68 eggs in both clutches. I am looking to sell some of the babies when they hatch out in a few months, as well as possibly selling eggs if people would like the experience of hatching them themselves...

She is doing very well still, I made sure to give her lots of food and water after she has this much stress out on her again. I have another question, under what section would I be able to sell some of the babies/eggs on the chameleon forums?

So I bred my female panther for the first time on 2/13/21 and she laid a clutch of 32 eggs on 3/3/21 which were all fertile. A few weeks after she laid for the first time I would notice she would turn gravid colors sometimes still but she never went off of eating food. I never bred her twice...

What should the humidity levels be inside of the incubator for panther chameleon eggs?

I know the temp ranges for eggs from around 72F-78F but what temperature in that range should I specifically set my incubator too?

She laid her clutch today of 32 eggs and they all look fertile.

Any suggestions on brands for incubators I can use for my chameleon eggs? It needs to be able to both heat and cool I’ve seen the exo terra incubators but was wondering if anyone could suggest a better brand.

Will springtails and isopods effect the eggs of a chameleon if they are only in the soil for a short time? because I will let her lay in the bottom of her cage if they don’t effect the eggs at all.

Once I see her roam the bottom I plan to place her into the 5 gallon bucket about 60% of the way filled with damp play sand that will be placed in front of her cage with the screen door open. There will also be extra pieces of branch inside for her to climb out if she feels the need or is not...

Her cage is bioactive with a planting bag in the bottom so the tree is planted inside of it with soil and lots of spagna moss on top of that but I haven't seen her roam the bottom of the cage yet as when she does this I plan to move her into a separate lay bin with play sand in it for her to lay.

This is her as of now.

Chameleon info: female ambilobe panther chameleon she is 10 months old and i has been in my care for 7 months now. I handle both my male and female panthers quiet often but since she has been bred I have left her alone in her cage. The feeding and supplements i use are up above in my last post...

Thank you for the tips on feeders bugs and what to feed them, but she began eating again this morning when I put a magnetic feeder cup in her cage to eat from instead of my hand. She is a very socialized animal that I hold often and will always eat from my hand when I offer food. Is there a...

Currently what she looks like. She is usually showing gravid colors with much more black.

I use flukers calcium without d3, three times a week and I use rep-cal multivitamins once a week. Both with a light dusting. I feed her a variety of Dubai’s, super worms and crickets. She eats around 2-3 bugs every feeding. I was feeding her every other day until I bred her I started feeding...