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Yes I'm referring for how long it takes for the first to hatch till the last to answer brodybreaux25 question.

Depending on the species it can vary greatly between first and last. My veiled clutches take about 3 months to hatch.

I absolutely don't touch my eggs when I candle them. I shine through the top and have never had a problem. the less you mess with them the better the hatch rate in my experience.

My friend uses it directly on the screen and makes beautiful backgrounds from it

I'm sorry for your loss.

A chameleons terrarium does not need to be by a window in order to be happy. Also the danger of putting a glass enclosure by a window is the magnifying sunshine can start to over heat the terrarium. Yes there are multiple issues with this setup however some of your information is misleading...

Also d3 should only be given twice a month

Red or coloured lights are not good. Also coil uvb are not as effective as linear uvb. Veileds require t5ho lighting with 10.0 reptisun or the 12% Arcadia. For the time being if it's nice and warm out take him out in the sun for and hour a day. As said your temperatures are too cold which makes...

Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? Handling - How often do you handle your chameleon? Feeding - What are you feeding your cham? What amount? What is the schedule? How are you gut-loading your feeders? Supplements - What brand and type...

I've brought branches out from winter and had them start budding inside after being placed in the terrariums.

This is a heartbreak.

nope

Pupate the hornworms into moths, pupate anything you can, like bsfl, or silkworms. Chameleons that have a hard time accepting other food items usually have a hard time turning down flying insects.

They are so beautiful

They look more like larvae of some sort. It's very difficult to tell with it bunched up in the towel.

I would convince my gentleman to open his mouth by kinda grabbing him my the back of the head/ neck area. I didn't grab him hard he just didn't like being touched around the head so he opened his mouth.

Male. Gorgeous one too.

My verrucosus male is more fearsom than my veileds. Occasionally lunges at me while I'm feeding or misting.

You don't tame chameleons. Chameleons tame you!

If only! I love your babies. Alas I will have to admire photos from afar.