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And as you said being pinkish, means she is ready, if it is her first time and there is no male at sight, she may stay pinkish a while, even 3, 4 weeks, but then she will have eggs, As soon as she stops eating and you will see her walking all around the enclosure looking restless, she will need...

Seems little small, otherwise beautiful girl. And when it comes to eggs she will have them depending on food and heat, but you should already have laying bin ready as panther girls can have eggs as soon as 6 months old.

yep right from the egg, it's almost easier that way, then it gets harder as they grow till about 3 months old it's easier, at least to me.

That Chicago trip payed off lol, they are adorable man, what a awesome story, have fun man.

Thank you, yep she got some purple on her the picture doesn't do her justice lol.

Thank you, 19 eggs, so medium I guess.

So this morning when I woke up I find the surprise. She mated on October 30th and almost 5 weeks later, here we go.

Sorry for your loss, and congrats to the new babies, nice videos.

the first picture is the best and it shows the bulge, so a boy.

IMHO if it isn't rotting, then just leave it there, you may get surprise after all.

There is a lot of Veiled and Oustatlet chameleons that are wild, living in Florida, basically the whole south, lake Okeechobee being the cut off area if you will, people catching them all the time, but they also get shot at all the time as they are usually farmed, but you can find them, and...

You can just easily pull them out, no worries, if you do, let his bottom sit in look warm water and then pull, if still needed to be done, it's a sperm plug, no biggie, not like you pulling a body part.

Everyone will tell you something different and they are all right. I got them outside all year long, unless temps go down to 50, so there may be 95 on a hot summer day, but 70s on a cool winter day, they will regulate their temperature, so it's not as important what the temperature really is but...

Finally the project matured enough and we were able to witness the little miracle. Cannot wait, till late next year lol.

Ah, I see, I was thinking that I must be doing something wrong barely making it last lol.

Wow, I only got 4, they munch 10 nymphs a day so that is 5 day supply for me, so with the cricket and superworm help maybe a month as I don't feed every day, but for 6, wow, they must be babies.

Like I said, bought it year ago, check Home Depot website for misting kit, or patio misting kit many will pop-op, starting at 19$ or so all the way to 100's for elaborate kits with 50 or more heads. Timers starting at 10, programmable digital ones starting around 30. They can even be sometimes...

Hi JuniorC, not sure about mistking, but I use misting system for patio, bought in Home Depot, It was like 29$ it has 12 nozles, You can put up to 2 together, and I also bought timer ( I beleive it was like 40$), that attaches right to the hose outlet, works fine over a year now, no pump needed...

If You are in Florida, then Discoid roaches will be your legal and best option, they are great, I prefer them over Dubias, and so do my chams.

Amazing pictures, loved it and of course congratulation to the little ones!!!