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Just putting that out there, an idea!! Yes everybody has to start somewhere.....research before purchasing helps alot.......etc...
Beat me to it!Really? They are here asking for help and trying to learn. Everyone starts somewhere.
Weren’t you concerned about your girl being eggbound just last week?Just putting that out there, an idea!! Yes everybody has to start somewhere.....research before purchasing helps alot.......etc...
If she is in the tunnel just leave her alone for now. Don’t worry about misting or food. She needs privacy. She will return to the branches when she is done.
I have no experience with egg bound chams though. @Brodybreaux25
what Do you think they should do here?
I was very concerned about my female not laying all her eggs, I have never bred chameleons before and I love my sweetheart (poppy) I took her outside to sun bask while she ate yesterday, my cat is very easy and very smart, she will kick a ball down the hallway then attack it, she entains herself with her toys, she has lots of toys!! If you are having a hard time with your cat I recommend watching JACKSON GALAXY, that guy is a cat wizard..a severe understatement!!
Lol, went right over your head...I was very concerned about my female not laying all her eggs, I have never bred chameleons before and I love my sweetheart (poppy) I took her outside to sun bask while she ate yesterday, my cat is very easy and very smart, she will kick a ball down the hallway then attack it, she entains herself with her toys, she has lots of toys!! If you are having a hard time with your cat I recommend watching JACKSON GALAXY, that guy is a cat wizard..a severe understatement!!
Cool, so how did she do? Or is she still gravid?Brodyreaux, I get it....etc.. if I have to explain it, yes, I was concerned because I care about her and my lacque of experience breeding, not because of lacque of husbandry, she eats & drinks well my temps and humidity and air flow lighting etc.. is on point and she is very healthy.....the problem with the op is......well his female is going to die, with that happening I do not think getting another is a wise decision, so I recommended getting a cat
She laid 21 eggs only 5 were fertile due to mating only once because my male was so aggressive, my male pre ejaculated before mating started, the males have 2 penises, I was hoping he was mating with the other lol..
Your past the point of no return, do not pull her out. She’s either going to live or die on her own.
Can’t see KY helping, eggbinding is an internal problem. I guarantee her eggs are un-calcified, this makes them “sticky”. So instead of her trying to lay x# of individual eggs she’s now going to be struggling to pass one huge one. Obviously impossible. The lack of calcium also prevents her muscles from contracting properly, meaning she doesn’t have the ability to push. Compound this with the lack of a proper gutload and supplement schedule and she doesn’t stand a chance. She’s got nothing left in the tank to draw from to make this happen, too weak. This is what I meant with my “starving soldier” comment. It’s also why I said to force feed her before putting her in the bin. It would not have helped with the sticky egg part of the problem but undoubtedly helped withe rest.
Was she gaping or trying to drink? Gaping is a sign of egg binding.
Good, has she made any progress?Brody,
It was a pretty clear drinking action rather than gaping. She was opening her mouth a small amount and I could see the tongue action as she was swallowing. She would only do it when ia was spritzing the mister on her. Looked exactly like my Senegal when he would drink (he preferred direct mist for drinking va droplets from the plants).
Anything?She was still in her tunnel this morning (and she drank well again) so I can't tell if she is making any progress. I'm starting to get worried she's going to be too weak to get herself out of the tunnel even if she does finally get the eggs out.