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Thanks, @nick barta

Good deal. Glad you got Dinah better. Not every female will give a color indication.

How did the eggs turn out last year? You can play with the arrangement how you like, but if you suspect both females are gravid, I would separate all three. The males are annoying and will constantly want to breed, but the females are the nasty ones. They will attack even when you think it is...

Good. I bet with this being her first clutch, you will get anywhere from 30-50 eggs. I hope no more than that, but it is possible for sure. It looks like you free range them, correct?? What are your plans for separation?

Hey @Mawtyplant. Yes, you will want to feed that girl as much as possible. Calcium is a must and I would give it every three feedings for the first month and ramp it up to every other feeding after that. Making sure to pay attention to gular edema. I would not give any vitamins and minerals to...

I would choose the top one! Nice looking chams, Bob!

This shed doesn't seem to be bothering her a bit. LOL.

Here you go Janet. They are doing so well. Eating well and strong. The larger male is struggling a bit with a shed still. I am working on it for you though. When you look at these pics, you will be glad that I didn't sell the smaller one!

Very nice little quad you have there!

It looks like a nail has been pulled out to me as well. It is definitely swollen. Just keep an eye on it. I have seen this resolve itself more often than not. But, sometimes infection can set in. Screen cages can be so rough on chameleons. Sorry this happened.

I have found when the neonates reach about 2 months the get a reddish tone. This usually lasts until they are roughly 8 months give or take. Nothing to worry about. He actually looks really good.

Very typical for that age.

Melleri breeding is a long process. It is not like other chameleons. It's a fairly lengthy courtship. This could be the case or they may have already bred and you didn't know it. If the breeding was successful she will be the one to turn him away.

Now this is what I like seeing!!! Very exciting to get melleri to breed. So the restless behavior was her being receptive huh?

The photo contests are getting WAY better. Loving the variety in April's entries!

Craig, this is a FREAKING AWESOME photo! Love it! 5/5 for sure.

Loving it, Sam! You have had a great couple of weeks huh?!

Glad you enjoyed it, Sam. The time it took to confirm the species was crazy. I too am blown away by the amounts she can eat. The eggs are fairly small, so I am figuring she has another month of carrying before she lays. Just my thoughts. Honestly, I am not all that certain about incubation...

I'll get you some pics tomorrow!!!