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NHenn
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Give her complete privacy until she is finished laying and has buried them. Once she is finished be sure to give her as much water as she wants, food as well as calcium if you have some.
Eggs, put them in a container with vermiculite. There are tons of post on here about how to prepare the eggs for incubation but here is a great blog my Olimpia: http://muchadoaboutchameleons.blogspot.com/2012/11/panther-chameleon-breeding-eggs.html
Eggs, put them in a container with vermiculite. There are tons of post on here about how to prepare the eggs for incubation but here is a great blog my Olimpia: http://muchadoaboutchameleons.blogspot.com/2012/11/panther-chameleon-breeding-eggs.html
rshewfel
Established Member
You have plenty of time to get things ready. She will probably take most the day to finish. Make sure you let her finish burying the egg completely. She might not eat right away. If superworms are all you have, they should be ok. Yes you can rotate them. After you get them in incubation don't rotate them anymore.
norcalChams
New Member
when you are moving the eggs make sure you do not rotate them! Try to keep them in the same position as they were laid the best you can. If you rotate them they can drown in there own embrio.
rshewfel
Established Member
This is true in later stages of egg development. Once the embryo forms, you do not want to rotate the eggs. I pay no attention to the initial placement of the egg. I do not rotate them after initial placement, however. Don't take my word for it though. Research everything you learn here. Just make sure you find a reliable source.
rshewfel
Established Member
Congrats. Keep the deflated egg until it molds. Could be bad but sometimes they pop back out.
