Only a year, and im constantly researching as much as I can and more. I hope I keep this love for these creatures. My first favorite reptile was a turtle, preferably the Florida softshell, but when I saw a veiled chameleon for the first time at a reptile show it became obvious. Chameleons were...
Keep her hydrated. My gravid Rudis I had last November(who died before birth:( )didnt eat for like the last month and a half. I assume she was close to giving birth because she would start to forage around her cage alot, bask upside down etc. Just keep offering food from time to time and keep...
Yeah. You cant go on with the word Rudis. Thats a slap on the wrist here in this forum to the "Senior" members. Whatever that is now lol. Its Sternfeldi. C'mon, even a junior knew that XD
Oh yeah, I also see the female I think? In the first pic on the top left, seperate her from those babies to prevent accidental eatings! FF's are good, but use pinhead crickets also for better nutrition. Gutload those suckers!!!!!!!!:D
"Neonate(s)" is the word your lookin for Aja. Its the term for baby Chameleons :D
And yes I agree about keeping them in smaller enclosures, I keep baby Rudis. They were captive born here in my apartment. about 3 weeks old. Sunday will make 4. That enclosure you have there is very excellent...
Wowzerssss!!
Great colored Veilds!!!
Im pretty sure the babies will be stunning. But here's a question.
I heard Veilds give birth to upto 50 babies...and even MORE. How do you manage to care for ALL THOSE BABIES?!?! lol. It just seems like too much work. So much babies. Where would you keep...
Yeah, my Rudis babies tend to do that. Im pretty sure their just exploring their enclosure lol. It must seem like a mansion to them considering their so small lol. Funny little things. This is why I love Chameleons. Their so different from other baby reptiles. So wonderous and curious. There...