My beautiful cham

[lexi322]

She finally laid her second clutch I only bred her once w my male panther and She ended up retaining some sperm and laid a second clutch

 

[Motherlode Chameleon]

Congratulations about producing a clutch of eggs!

That looks to be a female Furcifer pardalis laying in the picture.

Best Regards
Jeremy A. Rich

 

[lexi322]

I honestly bought her from a reptile store but they never knew what she was. Till this day I don’t know what her parents look like or are. We will be selling the baby’s tho , the male is a panther ambilobe but we just don’t know what she is.

 

[lexi322]

That is him. He is the father of the clutches.

 

[lexi322]

Thats our male

 

[lexi322]

Congratulations about producing a clutch of eggs!

That looks to be a female Furcifer pardalis laying in the picture.

Best Regards
Jeremy A. Rich

We honestly bought her at a reptile store but the girls did not know what kind she was. She has always been pinkish purple. I can take more pics of her if you like.. this is her partner

 

[MissSkittles]

Unfortunately, there’s little to no way to determine what locale a female is if it isn’t specified by whomever bred/produced her. While some of the girls may be more peachy and others more pink or lavender, the various locales all look similar. There was a project starting to confirm locales via DNA testing, but I’ve no idea if that has come to fruition or not. Regardless, you’ll have beautiful little panther babies.

 

[lexi322]

thank you

 

[MzLaurie]

Bravo your sweet girl has done well. I am so happy to see she is fine and healthy. Congrats

 

[Motherlode Chameleon]

I honestly bought her from a reptile store but they never knew what she was. Till this day I don’t know what her parents look like or are. We will be selling the baby’s tho , the male is a panther ambilobe but we just don’t know what she is.

She looks as though she is a female Furcifer pardalis. However without import information deciding what local she is is almost impossible. You are going to have to wait until the babies hatch to estimate/decide what local your female is.

She is probably an Ambilobe if she was pair with an Ambilobe male.

Best Regards
Jeremy A. Rich

 

[lexi322]

She looks as though she is a female Furcifer pardalis. However without import information deciding what local she is is almost impossible. You are going to have to wait until the babies hatch to estimate/decide what local your female is.

She is probably an Ambilobe if she was pair with an Ambilobe male.

Best Regards
Jeremy A. Rich

So yes my male is a ambilobe for sure bought him from kammerflagekreations

 

[lexi322]

So yes my male is a ambilobe for sure bought him from kammerflagekreations

How would I even know what local will her babies be? She laid 32 eggs for her first clutch and two months later about 38 for her second

 

[lexi322]

Bravo your sweet girl has done well. I am so happy to see she is fine and healthy. Congrats

Thank you soo much! She is still going down the bin idk why but yeah she is recovering perfectly)

 

[lexi322]

Unfortunately, there’s little to no way to determine what locale a female is if it isn’t specified by whomever bred/produced her. While some of the girls may be more peachy and others more pink or lavender, the various locales all look similar. There was a project starting to confirm locales via DNA testing, but I’ve no idea if that has come to fruition or not. Regardless, you’ll have beautiful little panther babies.

Thank you the dad is gorgeous!