How my veild chameleon eggs looking

[Jairo1234]

Here is a picture of my almost about to hatch veild chameleon eggs. What do you guys think are they about to hatch? I have them like at 75-80 degrees F and at dark as well

 

[Lindasjackson]

I don’t know if they’re about to hatch or not, don’t know much about veileds and their eggs but I hope they all hatch beautiful healthy babies!

 

[Jairo1234]

I don’t know if they’re about to hatch or not, don’t know much about veileds and their eggs but I hope they all hatch beautiful healthy babies!

Ok thanks

 

[Lindasjackson]

Let’s tag in some people that might know.
@kinyonga @ERKleRose @MissSkittles

 

[kinyonga]

Where they the ones laid in April?

 

[MissSkittles]

Let’s tag in some people that might know.
@kinyonga @ERKleRose @MissSkittles

Just an FYI: I haven’t any experience with breeding or incubation.

 

[Lindasjackson]

Just an FYI: I haven’t any experience with breeding or incubation.

Ok, sorry

 

[Jairo1234]

Where they the ones laid in April?

Yes they are

 

[kinyonga]

What temperature are you incubating them at?

Usually veiled eggs take 7 or 8 months to hatch at around 74F.

 

[Jairo1234]

What temperature are you incubating them at?

Usually veiled eggs take 7 or 8 months to hatch at around 74F.

I am incubating them 74 - 80 F but they look yello and there not white anymore just my camera is trash

 

[kinyonga]

I've never incubated them above 74F and they always took about 8 months. 80F is quite a bit warmer so eggs would definitely take less time...but shouldn't be ready yet.

They do develop "windows" in them as they get closer to hatching and those areas are less than white.

Just do t be taking the lid off too often for too long if you check on them or you'll dry the shells out too much.

Not veiled eggs....but see what I mean about "windows"?
http://www.adcham.com/images/images-species/Ch.chameleon/cchatchingandegg.JPG

 

[Jairo1234]

I've never incubated them above 74F and they always took about 8 months. 80F is quite a bit warmer so eggs would definitely take less time...but shouldn't be ready yet.

They do develop "windows" in them as they get closer to hatching and those areas are less than white.

Just do t be taking the lid off too often for too long if you check on them or you'll dry the shells out too much.

Not veiled eggs....but see what I mean about "windows"?
http://www.adcham.com/images/images-species/Ch.chameleon/cchatchingandegg.JPG

Oh ok thanks appreciate it and yes I see what you mean thanks

 

[redhorse]

Have you ever checked with a pen light in the dark? You don't have to touch, just put light behind them.
This is a little over 6 months the last 2 they grow fast until they hatch. 3 to 5 days (my experience) they will turn green in the egg (veileds) before hatching. Keep an eye out for the sweating and watch some youtube videos.
1. Sweating
2. If baby needs help (last resort) but be aware and know it is just the head area for breathing. New things I learned over the last few months. So much great info out there and here..

 

[Jairo1234]

Have you ever checked with a pen light in the dark? You don't have to touch, just put light behind them.

No not yet I am going to buy one thought

 

[kinyonga]

Btw the eggs should sweat and shrink just a few days before hatching.

 

[redhorse]

Dang you guys and gals (not knowing) are faster than I can edit..

 

[Jairo1234]

Btw the eggs should sweat and shrink just a few days before hatching.

Ok thanks

 

[kinyonga]

Dang you guys and gals (not knowing) are faster than I can edit..

If you're referring to me...I'm female!

 

[ERKleRose]

Let’s tag in some people that might know.
@kinyonga @ERKleRose @MissSkittles

I have no experience with breeding or incubation either

 

[Lindasjackson]

Oops sorry!