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We have some really teeny pins for food so far and have ordered some fruit flies as well. So far only the one hatchling, but we have noticed a few sweating eggs. I also got some pics.... CAUTION.......images in background appear larger and traveling the thumb

Okay, so I took 29 pictures........looking at this face, could you help it!?!?!? She is all of a day old and feisty as all get-out!! I almost laughed myself into an accident when she gaped & hissed at me. She poses, even!

egg laid 04/01/06, hatched 10/09/06

Okay.....out of 47 eggs to start with, 1 which was a bad egg leaving 46 good ones....we lost 3 to mold bringing us to a total of 43 eggs in the incubator. We check tonight expecting to see nothing but eggs in vermiculite and Ta Daaaaaahhh!!!.....our first hatchling Veiled Chameloen!! :eek...

:eek: OMG!!! We checked our 43 remaining Veiled Chameleon eggs for the umpteenth time not expecting to see anything but eggs in vermiculite and Lo & Behold.................OUR FIRST HATCHLING!!!!!! Pretty sure I see spurs on the hind feet, but will wait until he is rid of clinging materials to...

www.geckotopics.com is a new forum and they are growing. They are pretty sincere about getting info to those who need it. IvorySerpent

We use a lid from a dog food container that we beveled out a small "dip" for the eggs to sit on and then a very small hole to shine the light source through. We currently use a flashlight and it works great! We use it for our leopard Gecko eggs mostly, but since we have 46 Veiled Chameleon eggs...

Hi, Thought I'd throw this bit in also..... we bought these handy sprayers from Walmart in the garden section. They are pump sprays that keep preasure in the bottle to offer a continual spray and adjustment of the nozzle wil give you the ability to spray a fine mist or a steady stream. We...

Just did some online researching to see what your babies are gonna look like when grown.....WOW!!! Okay, now I know what I will be shooting for next!! The game is afoot!! IvorySerpent

OMG!! How cute can ya get?!?!? First pic is adorable!! I agree it should be in the next photo contest. Okay, I have Veiled Chameleons, what kind are these little ones?? Looks like they is going "I am a leopard Gecko!" IvorySerpent

We offer our Chameleons a variety of bugs....crickets of course, mealworms, superworms, silkworms, hornworms & Phoenixworms (recent find and they LOVE them!) we occasionaly offer them waxworms for a treat (2 or 3 twice a month). We have hybiscus plants and pothos in each of their enclosures as...

Congratulations!! Egads.....10 to 12 months!?!?!? And here I am stressing over the measly 9 months waiting period for my Veiled eggs!! IvorySerpent

To say the least Jordan! Our humidity in Corpus Christi seems to keep our Veiled couple pretty happy. I had noticed our babies are spoiled.....they hate the showers unless the water is warm, otherwise they attempt to run and then kill whoever is hosing them down....LOL IvorySerpent

Hi there Sambo....sorry I didn't respond sooner, life has been hectic here. My Husband & I are awaiting the hatching of a clutch of Veiled eggs (46!!) sometime in October (hopefully!). This is our first clutch from this pair and they are both healthy specimens that we anticipate great babies...

Our female took all of 3 days to lay her very first clutch, but when it came time to lay her second one....whoooo boy!! she paced for almost 2 weeks and dug for a week longer....finally laid one egg near the entrance of the tunnel and finally 3 days after that, laid the rest of the clutch (49...

Toby looks to be in excellent condition! He has a little fatty deposit around the jaw area and a bulgy casque, but other than that, he looks awesome!!! My male tends to put on a bit of weight every now & then too, but with a little regulation of the diet, he does just fine. My female is the one...

Gotta agree with those stating that Veileds are aggressive. Both of ours are but I wouldn't trade them for the world. It is thier nature mostly, we use sticks to get them out of the cages and then let them travel our outdoor plants under protection.....too many cats in the 'hood, if ya know what...

Bumble up close & personal

Bumble enjoying the sun and some Hibiscus with his Dad

Bumble,Male Veiled Chameleon.