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Ok I cant do anything at 10 30pm on a Thursday night, shes chillin, and has food, water and a basking area, shes stopped snapping and is now sleeping.

Ok not going to a vet, she laid her eggs there before she can do it again. She seems happy now just shocked as was told to was male

I've just removed the eggs from her cage and now shes stopped being snappy and is letting me go near her again, I'm so shocked I was convinced it was a male, and theres no way she came in contact with a male? Do why do I need a lay bin?

So what do I do? Shes still a bright green colour, shes very snappy but shes chillin??

I'm still confused, it has the lump between it's back and tail, I was told this was how males are identified?

For real but it had the lump? Explains why shes a stressy bitch

Anyone else had this? Hes definitely a Male but I come home from work today to find 6 oval egg looking things at the bottom of his cage? I have a picture but not sure how to post?

You lot are so quick to think the worst and take the Chams to the vets, CHILL OUT my Cham eats too fast and the squeaking sound always happens after eating or drinking, it’s not a respiratory problem it’s just like a human burping or hiccuping...

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This is the bulb I am using but kine is 80w as the 100w was making the cage way to hot, The calcium dust is what I use to put the CRICKETS/ LOCUSTS in before feeding but only a small amount, the insects get fed with apples, oranges

Dont know how to start threads and I have done the shower part, still not opening his eye :(

He now has a slight black ring under his right eye

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - male yemen chameleon, about 7 months, we've had him since he was 5 months old Handling - once every couple days he wants to come out when feeding Feeding - we are currently feeding him 2 crickets and alternate locusts. Supplements - we dust his crickets with a...