Lady Jade, the Little Mamma, is treated like royalty all the time. When I kiss and praise her now, she puts her nose tip-to-tip with mine... she's just too adorable!
I'd love to rest her forever -- no more babies -- I believe I've read that they can use some sperm and store the rest for a...
From what I can tell they hatch in 160 to 200 days... I'm thinking some time between July and August I should see some babies emerge from their eggs.
I'm a first-timer, so I'm going by whatever information I can find on the Internet and this forum.
Aside from keeping Romeo, who lived up to his name, sequestered in his cage when the ladies come out to play, how would I slow her down?
Any words of wisdom will help as I'm a first time Grandma, and Lady Jade is a first time Mommy.
It's my understanding that she can be storing the, eh-hem...
I'm now Grandmother to 50 eggs!
Mamma has been wonderful, and she put on her preggie lingerie last night...
Is it possible after a February 11 birthing she's ready to lay a new batch?
Sorry for your loss...
It is a shame that your herculean efforts did not yield a better result, but, you did your very best to make a short life more pleasurable and I'm sure your efforts were realized.
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Two of my veiled chameleons got together, and now we are waiting for eggs. I've estimated that delivery day could start as early as February 6th, or as late as the 16th.
Today we are starting day 10 after insemination. Jade looked odd after the first "mating"...
Got my rope bird ladders/chameleon bridges up, and they are a HUGE hit!
Yes, they love scraping everything, including their eyeballs, against the natural rope wood bridges.
My latest purchase, the bendable wood bridges (ramps), are getting a lot of attention since hanging them last night.
I...
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Dutchess has had her first shed, and her casque is nearly 100% straight!
I've taken the advise of some helpful members, and I KNOW she is going to live. I just want her to thrive after such a rough start.
I got a few pics before she scattered off through the jungle of vines...
Thanks carol5208!
PetSmart claimed that he refused to eat anything that wasn't a meal worm. That a crock of poop! He eats everything I put in his cups. Each chameleon has a water cup, an assorted worm cup, and a cup for greens with carrots or fruits/vegetables from the list of appropriate foods.
There is a female veiled that I've had my eye on for close to 3 weeks now -- she's at PetSmart.
She's in excellent condition from what I see, and I always ask to hold her.
It would be a giant wall of cages -- I've already got 8 feet in width of cage space × 5 foot high in height space in my...