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They are still very white in color but just they dented. These are the same once that we're laid in wet mud but I think the vermiculite dried them out so I have put a few drops of water on each one and hopefully it comes right

So my eggs are one day old and all 64 veiled eggs look to be very caved in?? And on top of that my midlands dwarf chameleon past away today very very upset. Bad day. Please help me what I should do with eggs. Eggs are in vermiculite incubating at 30 degrees Celsius.

So for the last two days my female veiled has been digging and laying her eggs. When she was done laying and all the eggs were out I dug the eggs up very carefully but because she really does drink a lot of water so I always drip her water, the water had all soaked into the sand and collected at...

Hi there I have a 1.3 year old female veiled and a 9 month old male veiled. I am trying to get them to mate but she just hisses and bites but ahead stays a light green and he shows of all his colours. BuT I know that this happens I must separate them for two weeks then 're introduce them. Two...

Thank you for the reply. Got a focus tree in there with him. But I have noticed he hasn't been eating as much at all and it really does look like his whole eye lid gonna explode hiswhose eye is so swollen

But why would it be puffing up like a balloon

Hi please please anyone help. My adult veiled chameleon eye is playing up. He keeps literally scratching his eye against vines and sticks and when he looks forward the whole front of his eye sweeps up like a balloon. And I can see this is stressing him out. Please help

what do you mean by wrapped the bottom of her cage????

my female veiled is 10 months old and i know for certain that she is heavy gravid, these are infertile eggs by the way as i have not mated her. but the problem lies she just doesnt want to lay. there is a laying bin in her cage which is made up of peat moss. i have already made two dummy holes...

please please help me really need to be pointed in the right direction. my 10month old chameleon female is I think showing signs on being gravid here are the signs: 1) she is always black, although the temps are spot on and she got loads of foliage. 2) when I hold her and out of the side...

yes okay thank you,yes her cage is covered. but she may be black but she doesnt have the orange spots on her? and plus she not eating nearly as much as she used to. she used to have 5-6 crickets a day but now its about 2 at the most?

my female veiled is currently 10 months and she has been black for the past 5 days and is seriously round, so iv put soil in her cage in a 25cm deep tub. but question is these eggs will be infertile so will she even lay them or will she just drop them out does she need the soil in there.

hey all thanks for the advice helps alot. well she gets about 4-6 feeders a day with the calcium and d3 dusted on them and the temp is around 89. yes il put a small moist soil bin for her there. could anybody refer me or post a picture of a gravid female colouration?? would be nice to see...

hi all just a quick question regarding my female veiled cham. she is now coming onto 11months and seems very healthy just concerned cause i read on average a female should start laying eggs at around 9 months old unfertile of fertile. but there are no signs coming from her at all? just dont...

She chews it once or twice, don't think it's bothering her cus she now asleep

So my female chameleon at a few crickets a while ago but not there a slight noise and vibration coming from here stomach? Could it be the cricket making their noise rubbing there legs together? So strange

i shall upload a photo later on, yes but also i am worried that even if i dont breed her she is now at the age that she will still lay unfertile eggs and that may have a negative effect on her?

she is about plus minus 3.5 inches

hi Everyone, so recently i took a 9 month old female veiled chameleon off someone. I only took her because she was in fairly bad condition; sunken eyes and dark skin and plus i had an extra enclosure at home. im now happy to say she is looking very healthy now 2 months later, no more sunken eyes...

hi Everyone, so recently i took a 9 month old female veiled chameleon off someone. I only took her because she was in fairly bad condition; sunken eyes and dark skin and plus i had an extra enclosure at home. im now happy to say she is looking very healthy now 2 months later, no more sunken eyes...