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And then there was number two hatching. It started to hatch at the top of the egg, so i guess that is not normal and i decided to help the little fella out of the egg.

Looks like she's gravid mate. So you should watch that belly grow and look/feel for eggs inside by gently squeeze it. Also you must provide a laying bin for her . Check out these videos from DEZ: https://www.chameleonforums.com/receptive-female-chameleons-educational-video-62869/...

Wanted to share some more pictures of the young one that hatched 3 am night to monday local time (CET + 1) :D

I would suggest you wait for her to reach 12 months at least.

Thanks :-)

LOL yes with food ;-)

Ok, thanks for your reply. I'm not breeding her any more. Only 3-4 times during her lifespan of 3 years now, so i think she's good mate :-)

From now on and all future i'm never ever going to use a incubator again. I took 4 of the egs in te incubator and they all collapsed. The other 4 eggs i incubated in a Tupperware box filled with moistened vermiculite in a cabinet at my bathroom for 9 months with a constant temperature and it...

Finally one of the eggs hatched, and a small Ambanja panther chameleon is set to life.

8 eggs only this time :-)

Here she is

The egglaying has started :-)

Problem is most likely that you didn't set it up right!! But happy for your appreciations getting helped :eek:

Take a look at this video chameleon egglaying bin set up

Today is egglaying day round 3 :-)