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... you can throw them away whenever, unless the mother is still trying to protect them, then you can wait a bit.

... Using a fogger like the reptifogger [http://zoomed.com/db/products/EntryDetail.php?EntryID=252&DatabaseID=2&SearchID=5] will help you keep your humidity up, along with the misting. And as for the shedding, the humidity has a lot to do with it, try lightly directly misting your cham and get...

Eggs I put in a bin earlier today. Also, if there is nothing happening by tomorrow, I am taking Alex to the vet. Thanks for all the help, any other advice would be great.

I will I am going to the store tomorrow to get supplies for the bin. I will put it in tomorrow.

Eggs If she is indeed ready to lay eggs, what do I do? I am relatively new to chams, I have only had her since august.

Pictures Here are some pictures

Laying Eggs? Can she lay eggs? She has never been around a male. Also something else i realised, she is being a bit agressive and she usually is not.

Lately I've noticed that Alex, my 8 month female veiled, has been on the ground when I wake up and get home from school. She is also brown while on the ground, and she looks like she is really drowzy. When I see it I help her back up into the foliage, and when she is in the plants she is fine...

You should name him either Jack or Alex:):D

Thanks I now think that i am going to use a dwarf umbrella tree [Schefflera arboricola]:D

http://www.flchams.com/safe_plant_list.asp#p here is a list of safe plants for chameleons:D

I recently got a 6 month old female veiled chameleon. I was thinking about getting a live plant or small tree for the terrarium. Any advice? The terrariums dimensions are 28x18x18 28 inches tall, 18 inches deep, 18 inches wide.