I Might Get A Female...

[KamaKamaChameleon!]

So I Was Thinking About Getting A Female And Breed My Male I Have Right Now.If They Breed And The Eggs Hatch Might Not Be Able TO Keep All Of Them So What Should I Do With Them Afterwards This ONly Suggestions If I Decide To Get A Female

 

[jamest0o0]

The world doesn't need more veileds.

 

[jannb]

I have veiled babies right now from an excellent bloodline and I’m having a difficult time finding good homes for them. I am picky though. I don’t want any of my guys to wind up here in the health section looking like some of the poor veileds we see on here all the time.

Females are also much harder to keep and often become egg bound requiring a very expensive surgery by a special vet, to remove the eggs and spay her.

My advice to you it to think long and hard before you get a female and then think really long and hard again before you breed her.

 

[Harry The Cham]

The world doesn't need more veileds.

Lol that was harsh

 

[Syreptyon]

Did you not just get your first ever chameleon about 3 months ago? According to your post history, that is the case. If so, you should not even be thinking about getting a second chameleon until your first is well settled in and your husbandry is solidified. Breeding should not so much as cross your mind for a very long time imo.

 

[Johnnyjames572]

Not to sound mean by any means but if you don’t know what you would do with baby chameleons that you’ve hatched and can’t keep or find homes for then you shouldn’t breed. Btw Ive hatched veileds and they are a lot of work.

 

[KamaKamaChameleon!]

Did you not just get your first ever chameleon about 3 months ago? According to your post history, that is the case. If so, you should not even be thinking about getting a second chameleon until your first is well settled in and your husbandry is solidified. Breeding should not so much as cross your mind for a very long time imo.

This My Third

 

[Syreptyon]

All right well you described yourself as a "newbie" in your first post here and you have repeatedly demonstrated a lack of knowledge on some basic husbandry (as seen through scrolling through your previous posts). As of less than 2 weeks ago you did not even know what you were using for a UVB light - among other problems. This lack of knowledge is very surprising to me if this is your 3rd chameleon, I would expect that an experienced owner would know a lot more. Even if this is not your first chameleon, it looks like you have a lot to learn still before considering breeding.

 

[jamest0o0]

@Harry The Cham haha sometimes being blunt is the best way. No need to overexplain when the answer is simple.

 

[Kristen99]

Hmmm.. I think we have already been threw this on another thread about you claiming things that are not true.. slow your roll please.

 

[CJ's Exotics]

Hmmm.. I think we have already been threw this on another thread about you claiming things that are not true.. slow your roll please.

Thank you for pointing this out, no offense or anything, but I am kind of tired going through these threads when the point has been clear on multiple threads, @KamaKamaChameleon!

 

[Harry The Cham]

Geckos here and there? Um where did they go lol do you mean they died?

 

[KamaKamaChameleon!]

Geckos here and there? Um where did they go lol do you mean they died?

Yeah Everything Has To Die Sometime...

 

[CJ's Exotics]

Yeah Everything Has To Die Sometime...

Do you at least get our point? Enjoy what you have until you are overwhelmed, I have personal experience with this, and it is not fun at all.