Clea laid!

CleaTheChameleon

CleaTheChameleon

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Hello everyone, today Clea laid her eggs as i think you can tell from the title. I woke up today and did my daily chameleon needs and everything was fine. When i came home i took a peek at her and she was juts coming out of her bin. I was so relived that she had just finished right when i came to school so she had all the privacy she wanted. She was really flat and i couldn't feel any eggs anymore and she was covered in dirt. So i went outside and dug all the eggs up carefully, organized the containers, filled them up with vermiculite, and put the eggs in. She laid 41-43 eggs. After i had put the egg containers in the closet, i went to give her water and boy did she drink. She also ate 2 super worms coated with calcium. If the eggs turn out to be infertile, i wouldn't mind. I'm just happy everything went smoothly:)

1st picture- Clea after the eggs
2nd picture- The holes on the lid of one container
3rd picture- Container 2 eggs
4th picture-Hole size comparison. Is the hole ok? Is it the right size?
 

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5th picture-conatiner 1 eggs
6th picture-her cage after the bin was removed
 

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CleaTheChameleon said:
Thanks Jared

Also i have to questions...

How often should i check on the eggs and how often should i go in the container and drop water droplets in the container to keep the vermiculite moist and i know not to get the drops on the eggs.
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I don't check my eggs very often.....maybe every 2 to 3 weeks. If the vermiculite is moist enought to start with you shouldn't have to add water. Those holes you put in the lid of the container are kind of big so I guess the water could evaporate.

Glad that Clea is ok.
 
jannb said:
I don't check my eggs very often.....maybe every 2 to 3 weeks. If the vermiculite is moist enought to start with you shouldn't have to add water. Those holes you put in the lid of the container are kind of big so I guess the water could evaporate.

Glad that Clea is ok.
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Ok so every 2-3 weeks.

Oh, i thought that was the right size holes.
 
I normally leave a gap in eggs so I can pinch the vermiculite to see how much water it is still holding. Then again I don't get 40+ eggs.. hehe.
 
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