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The Exo-Terra incubators are NOT reliable. Same thing happened to me, only the cooling mechanism didn't shut off and I was away for two days. In the meantime, temp went down to 43 degrees. Not sure how this will affect the clutch, but this was actually a replacement of a prior incubator that had...

This was a replacement unit as the first one failed as well. I'm not risking losing eggs to this piece of crap anymore. I'm contacting them Monday, and I won't be so nice this time since it has potentially ruined thousands of dollars worth of eggs. I'm just putting them in the closet and hoping...

My clutch of panther eggs was placed in a (replacement) exo terra incubator at 66 degrees F after three weeks at room temp. The temperature was stable for almost a week and then I went away on Thursday and returned on Saturday to find that the incubator had failed and the temperature was 43...

I have a clutch of 37 panther cham eggs that I kept in damp vermiculite at 74 degrees F for 3 weeks after they were laid. I then reduced the temperature to 65 degrees in an exoterra incubator for 33 days, but the incubator failed and stopped cooling (incubator kept eggs at room temp, so eggs...

Thanks for the compliment. Would you be interested in him? I want to mate my female Ambilobe with another Ambilobe, so I'm looking to get a male Ambilobe...

Here is a pic of my male Ambanja that's about 6 months old.

Sounds like you're set. I purchased a female from Jim back in December and she is doing great. Yours and mine have the same Sire (Bonaroo).

As an FYI, I would place his age somewhere between 5 and 8 months.

I purchased the chameleon in the attached images 1.5 months ago from Underground Reptiles in Deerfield Beach, FL, and he was sold to me as an Ambilobe. The clerk told me that he checked with his supplier and that he was certain it was Ambilobe. The more research I do, I believe this not to be...