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So I'm wondering if maybe part of that got passed on to her eggs.

Well the thing about it is that the mother took less than 3 months in total to hatch. Around 3 months is the absolute maximum time it took because the breeder that I got her egg from said the eggs he ships are less than 2 months old. She hatched within 20 days of arrival.

Hello, my female panther cham laid a bunch of eggs on September 3, 2019. They looked normal for a long time, but now they are windowing. How long do you guys think it will be before they hatch?

I cant get a good picture at all, but light barely passes through the bottom of the egg and will pass through at the the top.

I'll candle them real quick and post a picture

I believe the eggs are starting to window!! I cant get a good picture but I tried.

They wiped the mold off before they sent the picture. I dont think it is infertile, it was laid on October 27th and it was great before I shipped it out. I think it didnt survive the shipping. I'm going to send them another egg.

I recently shipped out an ambilobe egg and the buyer said they egg had molded. Here is a picture of it. It looks like it has died but I wanted to see what you guys think.

I believe so

I can't seem to figure out how to do it :/

I have tried to contact the breeder, mainly about trying to get pictures of the sire onseveral occasions with no success.

Haha, I should probably go ahead and edit the post to clear that up

I guess that could be what is happening. When I checked on the eggs today and there was barely any condensation for some reason but the eggs did look like they were starting to sweat.

Oh oops, I meant 8/14, my bad!

The room is about 74 degrees.

I know the seller said the egg was less than 2 months old and it hatched within 10-15 days of me receiving it. And for the eggs, both are occurring. A few of the eggs look like they're starting to sweat. And the sides of the container have condensation.

In June 2018, I bought an ambilobe panther chameleon egg and she hatched in less than 2 months as a perfectly normal, healthy baby. I thought her early hatching was due to some environmental factors, but I'm starting to question that. I raised her and she was bred for the first time on...

That is far more worrying. I don't know what I'm going to do if she is unable to finish laying. I have been feeding her as much as she'd eat after she laid her eggs because I knew she needed nutrients and I had no idea she'd get another clutch so quickly. After doing a bit of research, I'm...

right You are absolutely correct. I was just assuming that's what happened because she mated on August 14 and laid her first clutch on September 3rd. I should've said I was just assuming. My fault.