Killing Retained Sperm?

[jajeanpierre]

I have a particular female gracilior that I wish to breed to another male. She first bred in May and has produced two clutches that seem to be fertile. The first clutch is due to hatch in November/December.

Is there a way to kill the retained sperm?

I'm sure I've read that Panacur will kill retained sperm but I can't for the life of me find where I read it. My gut feeling it was somewhere in Mader's REPTILE MEDICINE AND SURGERY.

Is this true?

Does anyone know a way to kill retained sperm?

 

[distortionz]

I've read something similar.. Can't remember where either.. It was either panacur or flagyl.. Hopefully someone chimes in.

 

[Ilike4hornedchams]

Wow, I keep thinking I know a good amount about the care side of things and you always blow my mind lol, that's fascinating to think about.
Btw, I'm planning on making a big video on meet the Chameleons this weekend so you can see how Euralia and Celestia are doing, both had shed at least once since arriving so they are growing!

 

[ChameleonBrothers]

Have heard this somewhere before to. Flagyl is quite strong and will impact a chameleons immune system. This is a very interesting concept, does anyone have any experience with this?