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Right now I think she has been with me about 1 year

No actually I don't blame myself, I blame owner of mother before me. ''Impossible is nothing'' so I believe miracles

Better to see your writings again. I hope he/she will live. It is hard to say because I don't know hatchling reacts or movements. In the other way this is premature baby and I haven't seen any premature baby that can stay alive. Even some of hatchlings are dying so how can this premature baby...

Today he/she opened his/her eyes for the first time.

Thank you very much. Thanks for your all help. I feel better when I saw your posts

I don't want to make dipause. Is it necessary for furcifer pardalis ? And I have another friend who lives in France and breeds billions of chameleon species. He said for panther chameleons incubation temp was 26.5 celcius which means 79.7 fahrenhayt. I was very surprised. Doesn't it too hot for...

Incubator has set for 75.2 degrees. Should I decrease the temp ?

Female layed them on 11th December so I think they will start to hatch on July.

Thanks a lot. It seems very weak :(

Ok. I'll put it in a cup as you said. I hope it will get up and walk around.

Baby is good. At least not dead. It is laying. If I touch it it will move and open its mouth but not eyes. It never opened . So I put it in a humid vermiculite. You suggest that I should put it in a warm water. But Water will be cold after 5 minute later is it important ?

No no no. Don't think like that. If I were you, I will absolutely ask same questions. @kinyonga and @alphakenc were very kind and helpfull. I hope they will see and make comment.

My experience with other reptiles don't make sense so I'm waiting for replies who has bred panthers :) But for me this is a very bad situation. So thank you for replies

I have been breeding bearded dragons and crested geckos for 3 years. But chameleons are different. So I have no experience with chameleon eggs that's why I post this thread

Did you read all the posts ? I wait for seven of them when they started to getting smaller. But then they all molted after weeks. So I decided to open directly a new egg when it gets smaller. Today we opened and saw the first baby panther which is alive and moving. I don't want to be rude just...

Yes. Moisture is good enough I think. My friend who has breed 2 times panther chameleons came to me today. He said moisture is good and he decided to cut the egg at the same time when it get smaller. So we opened a small egg today. This is the result: what do you think ?

Thank you again. I don't know what to do. Only time will fix it :(

so what do you think about this clutch ? What was the problem for them ? Have you ever seen something like that ?

Yes. Always between 74.3-75.2 and also I have another clutch from same female, she laid 26 eggs 2 months ago. Temp is same. I'll wait and see what happens.