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My pair of panthers...

StonedReptiles Sep 12, 2006 04:59 PM

He is a Sambava X Ambanja and she is a Tamatave with an unknown history. I am aware that some people disagree with crossing locales, and I assure you these will be sold as what they are. Most of them will become pets through a local store. Anyway, here are the pics. Enjoy!

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WillHayward Sep 12, 2006 05:59 PM

The problem is some of the pets that are bought at the store, may originally start out as pets, but turn into breeders as those pet keepers want to become hobbiests looking to breed for their first time for "fun". If you are breeding for the experience and not the profit, then Id suggest maybe limiting the offspring in the egg stage by chosing the best few eggs, and eliminating the others. This way you could actually havee only the offspring that you are already guarenteed to pass on to your personal friends you trust not to breed. Also, if this breeding has just recently occured, you can lower the number of eggs she will produce inside her by manipulating her diet at this time.
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khaleda Sep 13, 2006 11:51 AM

Aww, they are so nice looking...I love that deep green your boy is too...

chamellio Sep 13, 2006 11:58 AM

i know allot of people say "oh dont cross the panthers" etc etc, but in all honesty except the fact you then cant tell what locale is what and difficaulties arise, i think some hybrids are among the most stunning panther chameleons possible.

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