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While return home after my evening class, I noticed that my 2.5 year old panther cham was prolapsed where part of his organ was stick out. So, I took him to vet today , luckily from the X-ray photo, no abnormal problem was found. With surgery, the prolapse problem was replaced.

Ray is now return home with me and I¡¦m happy that he turn out to be o.k.(for now)

good to hear all is well. was it that tamatave, because if so, thats one of my favorite looking tamataves ive ever seen. Ive been looking hard for a good tamatave, so let me know if you have an eggs.

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1.0 Ambanja Panther Chameleon - (Seppi) - (12/28/03)
1.0 Ghost Phase Leopard Gecko - (12/15/02)
0.1 High Yellow Leopard Gecko - (06/17/02)
0.1 Blizzard Leopard Gecko - (4/14/04)

went a little heavy on your photo editing, huh? LOL!
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0.1 veiled - Luna
0.2 house geckos - Gaia & Tia (both MIA
0.2 felines - Kyndra and Líta
1.0 African Clawed Frog (for summer)
0.5 Mad. Hissers (for summer - all girls, no little ones, whew!)

Looks like hes under a "Black-Light" i think he is an ambanja but under that light he looks like a ambilobe
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"Master Shake" CARE & SETUP INFORMATION
4 Month Old Ambanja Panther Chameleon < Male >

Ocala Florida

--24 x 24 x 48 -- All screen Enclosure
--Pesticide-Free 3' Potted Ficus Tree.
--RepCal with D-3 Twice a Week
--Mineral Twice a Week
--16" UVB 5.0 Bulb (Waiting on a 10.0)
--Zoo-Med PowerSun UV 100watt
--Mr. Moisture Stystem - 3 Times a Day with Distilled Water
--Digital Timer On Lights 6:00AM - 7:30PM
--Digital Thermometer/Humidity Indicator
--55%-65% Humidity
--78*-87* Room Temp.
--95* Basking Temp.
--Eating 3/4" Crickets and Large Houseflys
--Gets to go out in his outdoor enclosure often to enjoy some Florida sun =)

XxKRYMZxX @aol.com - Im always willing to chat about Chameleons

WOW! That color is amazing! Is it the lights?

Well, I don't have any planning to breed him yet. Perhaps when time and space is available.....

That's good news! Just in case you hadn't heard this suggestion...feed him more soft bodied insects.