My veiled and my panther chameleon had sex!

[Whitelock09]

I know they can’t have babies, but i want to be sure, they lasted almost 10 minutes there stuck and then separated as if nothing happened HAHAHA. So I want to know if it is possible that they have eggs and that they are fertile. Please help me!!
Here is a photo that i catch in the moment

 

[salty dog]

:0

 

[Syreptyon]

Why on earth would you even let them get that close to each other?! This is immeasurably irresponsible

 

[Andee]

Did you do this because of the other thread.... just double checking....

 

[Whitelock09]

Why on earth would you even let them get that close to each other?! This is immeasurably irresponsible

They were in different trees, i was watching movies, ten minutes later i found them on the floor and he already had his penis inside‍

 

[Andee]

If this is the truth you should not free range your chams at the same time if they can easily escape their trees ever. Most people if they free range their chams at the same time, usually create a shield around the bottom that a chameleon cannot escape. Now I doubt they will be fertile but just house the eggs... these are completely different species so they likely will not be able to create healthy fertile eggs together. However if the eggs come out fertile.... I doubt they will be healthy babies.... the amount of mutation that would happen to be able to be fertile woulld be bad.

 

[Lennoncham]

Uhhhh no. I would just kill the eggs just in case you do get some sort of mutant. And keep them away from each other.

 

[Decadancin]

So, just want to make sure this post does not become an out of control mess. Please keep in mind all audiences, and stay on topic.

As for my two cents, if eggs are laid, why would you incubate them?

Also, as stated, hopefully this was not done intentionally, and hopefully you free range separately in the future.

 

[Whitelock09]

So, just want to make sure this post does not become an out of control mess. Please keep in mind all audiences, and stay on topic.

As for my two cents, if eggs are laid, why would you incubate them?

Also, as stated, hopefully this was not done intentionally, and hopefully you free range separately in the future.

So, you recomend me to not incubate de eggs?

 

[timw1]

I think we need a Sex Offender Registry for chams

 

[Decadancin]

So, you recomend me to not incubate de eggs?

I wouldn't. That's just my opinion.

 

[Chameleomom]

I think we need a Sex Offender Registry for chams

No one for non responsible keepers

 

[Lennoncham]

No one for non responsible keepers

Hey now. Let’s just assume that this was an honest mistake and hope the op learns from this and takes precautions to prevent this from happening again.

 

[Brodybreaux25]

So are they laying on their sides in that picture?

 

[Dave85731]

I love it!!! Haha

 

[Veiledguy23]

I know they can’t have babies, but i want to be sure, they lasted almost 10 minutes there stuck and then separated as if nothing happened HAHAHA. So I want to know if it is possible that they have eggs and that they are fertile. Please help me!!
Here is a photo that i catch in the moment
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[Veiledguy23]

Well atleast ya know he will breed some won't veiled that is so get him a girlfriend and keep the other breeds away they look healthy other than the mating scene lol and smash the eggs and throw them away

 

[Lennoncham]

Well atleast ya know he will breed some won't veiled that is so get him a girlfriend and keep the other breeds away they look healthy other than the mating scene lol and smash the eggs and throw them away

I don’t think the op needs to get a girlfriend for the veiled. I think they need to do a lot more research before deciding that’s a good idea.

 

[Veiledguy23]

Well that's your opinion

 

[Lennoncham]

Well that's your opinion

Yes it is. And I’m sure a lot of other people here would agree with me. Breeding chameleons isn’t something you just jump into. It’s a huge commitment that takes a lot of time and money.