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Spaying… https://www.instagram.com/dr.zoltan/p/Ca69lRKvEJn/?img_index=2

“Early surgical excision in combination with or without cryosurgery should be the treatment of choice.”… https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1557506318301307

“Males that exhibited lower lateral line and interband brightness changes in the visible range (PC3) were more likely to be successful and engage in copulation attempts or actual copulation”…...

One thing to think about…larger chameleons sometimes eat smaller ones…so I’d be very careful with that to begin with. Another thing to think about is what bacteria one species might bring into the mix with the other chameleons from other areas..

You might like to read these… http://www.muchadoaboutchameleons.com/2012/11/panther-chameleon-breeding-mating.html http://www.muchadoaboutchameleons.com/2013/07/more-hatchlings-my-retained-clutch-of.html https://www.chameleons.info/l/the-miracle-of-sperm-storage/...

If she was mated she could have a second fertile clutch for sure…from retained sperm.

Just assumed they are fertile since you’re incubating them…was she mated???

Are the eggs fertile? Was she mated.

So sorry for your loss. Beautiful chameleon…so sad that this happened. Hugs. Keep Solomon in your heart.

The problem is that eventually, if she keeps producing this many eggs, she will not be able to lay them all and likely develop follicular stasis as well. What is the basking temperature? How big are the locusts?

Exactly what I was hoping for! You might find this interesting… https://chameleonacademy.com/chameleon-medical-tail-damage/

Field plankton…Iwould define as all the little bugs you might find in a field that would be edible by the chameleon. You want to be selective though and not use bugs that eat plants or other insects that would be toxic to chameleons.

Rhampholeon nalubaale…only females found… https://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/world/article289001519.html

What your chameleon has could be fungal but it could be something else too.I’m not a vet so I can’t be sure. I have been involved with CANV studies quite a bit ever since it was first reported in Canada on one of my chameleons…that was the first case of it that led to the studies here. This is...

@nightanole said…”As for missing in general, id say only a few of my chams since the 90's made it to death with a fully functional tongue”…I never had that problem.over 30+ years of keeping chameleons, I only had two that I remember having tongue issues, and they were hyper extensions and had to...

I have no information on that to prove or disprove it.

I wonder if there are side effects for metronidazole that could be playing a part in the behaviour? Or if the heaviness of the Protozoa load die off could be a part of it?

As @nightanole said…”If the blood flow hasnt be damaged, at worse you will have a kink.” can the end of the tail, below where it was squeezed, still curl on its own? If so, then it’s still likely getting blood flow and there may be a chance for it. I’ve seen a few cases of tails getting...

Looks good to me! Assuming there will be a lid on the container and the place you’re keeping the eggs is in the dark and the right temperature.

What antibiotic is he on? Did the vet say which Protozoa it is that he has? Can you get a good clear photo of the arm he’s not using please?