She turns from crickets and her greens are no longer being touched.It definitely sounds like she’s close! Make sure to be prepared! It’s even possible to The best piece of advice to owning a female chameleon is to always be ready for and to keep an eye out for this eventuality.

I offered her another hornworm hoping it would help build her strength back to hunt her crickets. Also I have a couple eggs that are bright yellow and some eggs are huge and bright red when candleThis might sound crazy, but eggs will normally take about 8-9 months from when they are laid to hatch. We removed all the eggs to incubate them, but when I put her back in the vivarium, she went straight back down into the corner where the laying tin was and started digging again – she is still doing it now 1/2 hour later – does this mean she has more to lay or should I remove the laying tin all together?I tried saving a cameleon that had eggs in side of her she died and i removedrthe eggs and buried them not to deep.

If you have it, one drop a day for 4 days will be enough.This is the fun part! I've never ever seen him this color and it looks the my new female which appears to be about 4 maybe months old is stalking him. Because females are smaller than males, the minimum required cage size for a female is about 12 inches shorter than it would be for a male, bringing the cage size to about 36"H x 24"D x 24"W or 36"H x 18"D x 18"W. However, I have noticed that my females are just as, if not more, active than my males so I give them a cage just as large so that they have the adequate space to roam and explore. Mist, mist, and mist again. She’s not digging as far as I can tell or acting like she did when she laid the clutch. This will get all the sand and dirt off her body and give her the opportunity to get a much needed drink. If you don’t mind, try sharing a picture of her on the forums so that we can see her. I'm amazed that this little girl was able to do all of that. Many new keepers are often shocked to discover that females will lay eggs regardless of being mated. This way, all my media is nice and moist.

The most recent of the two she laid the eggs last week, now 4 days later she has dropped three in her cage. I made a 5 gallon bucket for a lay bin yesterday. minerals) will not only grow strong and healthy, but she will be more I believe my chams are too young to mate anyway but my boyfriend told me the man at the pet store said they should be fine and just to separate them if she's pregnant because she may become aggressive to the male!

experiences issues, as with human birth, it’s not always a smooth thing. The amount of time it takes for the eggs to hatch varies based on the chameleon species, but for the purposes of this article, we’re using a clutch of Sailfin (Trioceros cristatus) babies that we had hatch this week (our fourth clutch). The reason why I ask is my chameleon is gravid but I only have had her for a short while and am not sure if she was with a male or not. A sheet covering the cage during this time can help make females more comfortable and ease the process. She is eating and drinking well, very well. Females may not go towards their bin if they are not quite ready (is she starting to pace the cage at all?) Thanks.Hello, I’ve had a female that I believed to be Gracie for some time.

She did drink a lot earlier. He is eating and drinking normally so I hope he looks better soon.It's probably the stress of moving into a "new" enclosure, if it's only two days it sounds like he probably just needs a few more days to feel safe and comfortable again. If you have a female chameleon as a pet it’s best to try to help her lay eggs only once every five to six months because egg carrying and laying is very taxing on a female chameleon’s body. With the misting, my chameleons hated it as well. If you have a veiled chameleon, panther chameleon, graceful chameleon, or senegal chameleon, your chameleon will definitely lay eggs. I would say it’s safe to remove the bucket now.

My 1 year old veiled just finished laying her second batch of eggs and it took her 3 weeks to lay all of them (I feel like that is WAY longer than it should take?!) My female veil does the same thing, even tho i drip and she has a fountain, she still tongues the spray bottle and is not scared to ever... i continually offer her water like that now, but last month, she laid her first clutch of 67 infertile eggs in a matter of two days. I've covered it so she has privacy. In the wild, chameleons bury their eggs deep enough that it is a sterile environment, then we dig them up, and contaminate them. I wasn't sure what to do before, but I've read so many many things and I now have a bin of moist soil in her cage. ?Hi Ethan and Billy, I have the same issue right now too. It also holds moisture fairly decent. Keep it up. Moisten the soil enough so you can make a tunnel all the way to the bottom that’s stable enough not to collapse. nothing to panic about regarding egg-laying. The same is true for developing chameleons and while they won’t develop into teenagers with mood swings, they’ll always have mood swings, but they do develop in stages like every other species on the planet.Some chameleons will start laying eggs as young as six months whilst I’ve heard of others not starting to lay eggs until two years old. I took her to the vet two weeks ago and had it confirmed. Is hethat afraid of her? Is that true?

It's making me nervous!! On average though a chameleon will lay a clutch of eggs between every three to six months. How old was she when she laid her first clutch?An other the note a cold front just came in and she was close to the window I moved her to an isolated closet where the temp is 79 an her Baskin light is bout 85 to 90° she drinks when I give it to her she eats when I give it to her .. her last clutches were bout 50 to 60 and I read fertile eggs are bigger maybe she is not used to thatFertile eggs are a bit bigger, but not by much. As long as she is alert and active everything is under control, is what I like to tell people. Perhaps it was mediocre care she received while living at the pet store, depending on how old she was when you got her, that led to weakened kidneys or bone density issues. ThanksMy veiled jist laid fertile eggs without the presence of a male. She laid 46 eggs. Some can take a couple of days to complete it all depends on the chameleon.Yep!

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