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Congratulations on the hatchlings! I love this species. Excellent photos too. I'm very happy for you and I mean that very much. These are not the easiest chameleons to work with. :) Have you seen the wiedersheimi wiedersheimi lately where you are? I want to work with them again and have...

Great happy ending. :)

They're looking good, Stefan.

In my opinion, photos would help show the condition of the female. I don't want to start panic because in these situations without photos and with just descriptions, it's really hard to know what advice to give. He's been going to the vet and the vet knew enough to provide injectable calcium...

You have to also be giving her neocalglucon too. Ask your vet about it.

Cute. I'm curious who you are really.

Rob, it's referring to my comment to you. I figured out who it was so no worries.

I guess I shouldn't joke around because some people have a hard time seeing it: With rep points like this, who needs enemies? "July 27th (Tues) South... 07-28-2010 12:37 AM How unnecessary to post on a public forum. Grow up!"

She's doing ok. Trying to push more eggs out. I'm giving her the neocalglucon twice a day along with one injection of oxytocin and this will go on for just one more day, tomorrow being the last. After that we will just let her do her thing. So the goal today is to get the eggs out once and...

Well that poor little town never knew what a chameleon was until Laurie moved there. At least they are willing to work with her. That's really wonderful.

Today I took the chameleon to Dr. Molnar to see if he thought oxytocin might be wise in this situation. It may or may not work, so we decided to give it a try. These eggs need to come out.

I knew it! See Rob? And you thought I was being all testy with you. LMAO!!! He wanted me to get crickets but I told him to double check with Steve to make sure he didn't already get them. Just because someone doesn't reply when you want them to doesn't mean they won't be reliable...

She's asleep right now. She pushed out two eggs but didn't bury them. She left the nest for a short time and went back to it. Kayla had the blood panel results sent over to my vet. I was hoping the chameleon would have finished up today so she could be seen tomorrow. No such luck. So...

It would be more humidity than is needed for a veiled, IMO. Unless you live out in the Colorado Desert or some place very dry like that. I really like this product. The one I have is set up over a rehab tank. It worked well to rehabilitate a very skinny and dehydrated montium male who is...

Here she is in position to drop eggs. She seems content. I sprayed her down and she drank. On her own she dug about 4 inches down in a perfect little cylindrical form. But she got stuck. I dug another 1-2 inches and made the hole about 2 inches wider to fit her body in it. She is...

Jazzy Digging Here she is in the second hole she dug. I think she's serious about this. The funky bright napkins are what I put her on to sleep last night. :) Because she has such poor coordination, I pulled her out of the nest to make sure she doesn't get stuck and suffocate. I washed her...

There is one guy coming who wants dubias. But he requested small ones. :)

Very Lethargic Panther Yesterday late in the day I was sitting outside with this female panther sitting in my hand. I was talking with my husband while giving her some fluids and calcium. As I held her, her color turned dark as in previous photos Kayla posted. Not drastic color changes but...

When I spent some time holding her today, it looked like she may be carrying eggs. And her color darkened emphasizing brighter peach spots. So this could get complicated. For tonight, she is in an egg laying bin and I've pre-dug holes in the soil.

Kayla brought Jazzie to me. I'm hoping to get any testing information from the previous vet sent over to my vet this next week. It would be helpful. I have two enclosures set up just for her. She has a small screened cage where she can be in the sunlight for several hours during the day...