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I Still say it's a girl ans don't see anything about it to suggest it is a male

So hows it going she drop those eggs yet?

How are her worms? Are they gone? what were they?

any pictures?

Its a Millipede, they like cool moist places where they can eat organic matter, molds and fungus. I think they are completely harmless.

So 10/05/2016 Doughnut laid 48 eggs her temps have been lowered along with the amount of food she is given (3 dubia every other day with one or 2 horn or Super worms thrown in during the week) usual sups Calcium without d3 every feeding and once a month reptivite with d3 and once a month calcium...

Oh yeah Chris Anderson knows a lot about them too.

You want to talk jajeanpierre she knows this very well it think toe nails is the big diff

Watch video, read JanBs guide use the info they provide all will be well (y). Mine own Doughnut is at it again and I will post here https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/doughnut-gravid-eggbound.147150/ this is what I went through it gets easier trust me. Relax you have Chameleon Forums to...

https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/jannb/345-egg-laying-laying-bin.html

apples pears carrots

Whats going on with her left eye?

Where was he WC?

So that means there will be limited legal trade quotas for all WC chameleons and increased profits for people dealing with chameleons on the black market?

How old is blue? She looks like she is showing receptive colors. Do you have a laying bin ready?

I had a vet actually break some ribs Donut still does not like hands to this day

Reminds me of a showdown at sundown.

She looks normal to me, although I don't think she is old enough to be receptive or gravid she looks like 4-5 months old which feeding 10 small crickets a day seems fine just be sure they are gutloaded and dusted in calcium. https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/food/

This is a good read for you https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/poop-101.120171/ also the resources section has a ton of good info https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/ . Welcome to the Forums!

Most issues occur when feeders are on the substrate and your cham eats the feeder along with the substrate the feeder was clinging to.