My newly hatched Jackson’s chameleons (: (pics are from last week)

[Isaac_562_]

Posted this on Reddit but I thought you guys might like them as well.

 

[nightanole]

Jacksons' "hatch"?

 

[cham_urchin]

Congrats

 

[teen]

Get your fruit flies ready.

 

[JacksJill]

They are adorable.
@nightanole I always struggle with whether they should be called a clutch or a litter. I would definitely call it their birth date and not their hatch date to be accurate.

 

[nightanole]

They are adorable.
@nightanole I always struggle with whether they should be called a clutch or a litter. I would definitely call it their birth date and not their hatch date to be accurate.

Im even worse. Cats birth "kitties". Everything else has "puppies". You Done say your chameleon had chameleon, you say "look at this pic of Terry's puppies".

 

[JacksJill]

So then you use clutch? I always associate clutch with eggs.

 

[CamoChameleonsHuman]

So then you use clutch? I always associate clutch with eggs.

Ditto

 

[nightanole]

Yup. They lay clutches. Hmm, what do chickens lay? never heard of a clutch of chicken/bird eggs.

 

[cham_urchin]

They are adorable.
@nightanole I always struggle with whether they should be called a clutch or a litter. I would definitely call it their birth date and not their hatch date to be accurate.

Brood?

 

[nightanole]

Reptiles and Amphibians
Crocodiles	A bask
Frogs	An army
Toads	A knot
Turtles	A bale, nest
Snakes, vipers	A nest

 

[Highway61]

So then you use clutch? I always associate clutch with eggs.

https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/jacksons/

FWIW, clutch and clutches are the words used to describe female Jacksons from our caresheets. Right under the Egg Laying & Breeding subtitle

 

[CamoChameleonsHuman]

https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/jacksons/

FWIW, clutch and clutches are the words used to describe female Jacksons from our caresheets. Right under the Egg Laying & Breeding subtitle

Jacksons give birth to baby Triceratops can we just agree on that?

 

[JacksJill]

Sorry, this poor OP's thread has turned into a discussion of terminology. I never meant it to go this far. I was just making an observation that I find the term clutch awkward for live bearers.