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Omg she finally layed her first clutch.... I'm so happy.... 26 total.... Now they aren't fertile but I am about to get a male soon and I wante to know y'all's opinions on breeding how do y'all feel about it and is it profitable?

Thanks camimom for ur help and reassurance....

She has two laying boxes available for her so im not worried about that.... the only thing im worried about is her becoming egg bound or something... is there any special care she needs during this time besides her normal care?

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Hi I have a female veiled around 7-8 months old if not older.... She recently got these orange stripes and a little bit of turquoise on her.... I know that the adults have these colors.... I gues my question is should I start looking out for eggs? Is she full size.... I'm not going to breed her...

I don't think she was trying to make you out to be stupid but believe it or not many people when they get their first cham get fish tanks as I did when I got mine... I was so mad because petco told me to buy it... they saud that would be just fine and yet it wasn't... I spent 80 dollars on the...

I would get your cham a screen cage as veiled chameleons require much air flow.... Plus glass can stress the cham out as it sees its reflection....And me personally I would bring that temperature up to about 80 just to be on the safe side.... Hes probably cold...

Usually chameleons stay at the top parts of their cage..... What kind of cage is he in? Glass or Screen.... What are the basking temperatures? What are the temps at the bottom of the cage.... A pic of the cage may be a little more helpful...

Ok thank you so much for that encouragement I feel so much better now.... but another quick question.... I have a 2 liter dripper that needs to be filled up every day to 2 times a day... Besides the store bought stuff is there another option for a bigger dripper or a way to make it last longer?

Ok thanks for the help... Im going on vacation for a month and my family will be taking care of her ( yes im scared to leave her under their care) and I was trying to figure out how often to tell them to feed her... Im hoping that they take good care of her if they don't I will be one upset...

Thanks for the reminder lol I just finished the dripper today and I just put the trash can in there without putting screen over it... thank you, thank you, thank you...

Even if there is no access to the bottom of the cage? as I said before I have the Nesting box as the lowest level that she can get to... Wouldn't the crickets just sit at the bottom, if this happens I don't think she will be able to reach them...

Hi I have a female veiled chameleon who is around 7-8 months old... I have been cup feeding but I was wondering if I just let the crickets roam free in her cage if she will be more active... The cage is 2x2x4 ft and it is aluminum screen sides... will the crickets just stay at the bottom of the...

I have a female veiled chameleon who is around 7-8 months old.... I have been feeding anywhere from 6-8 crickets a day sprayed with the calcium spray(yes I know that the powder is recommended but the powder is hard to find without D3) every morning... I was wondering for a chameleon her age...

I think it is completely unnatural.... As said before Chameleons don't have access to fish in the wild.... I would stick to store-Bought insects, as I need to try more myself I cant really recommend certain ones to you though.... I was told to try Horn worms, Butter worms, Wax Worms, etc...

Is it like that all the time... if so I would breed it and see if it follows through to the offspring.... That's what I would do as a little science experiment... but that's just my opinion...

I have a 7 month old female veiled Chameleon and I mostly feed her crickets... I would like to cut my cricket cost and just go ahead and start breeding them... does anyone have any tips for me? I have researched the topic and it seems fairly easy... I have my laying box, the egg cartons, and a...

Definitely a female.... With even baby veiled chams it would be quite obvious if there was a spur or not....

That's terrible... Ive been scammed before so im very cautious of what I do with online buying/selling... hope all goes well for the and that poor cham....

And temperatures seem to be fine... the basking temp is at 85 and im really not sure about the rest of the cage... but as long as she can get to the heat when needed I should be fine, Right?