Panther chameleon breeding/egg incubation

[Ag3]

Hello So we breed our female amobile to our male amobile and she had laid 3 clutches that we have in the incubator since April,June,and August.....about 83 eggs...temp is at 74 and all the eggs are bright white......seem to me as looking good and on track....Question from everyone's experience ,about what is the average survival rate?What is normal time for them to start hatching?how is your "nursery" setup for babies? And I'm feeling so impatient at the moment but I know it's a waiting game!! any advice is welcome,as I need to learn all I can!!

Thanks!

 

[jannb]

The eggs normally hatch 8 to 9 months after they are laid. If you set everything up correctly and have the correct lighting and feeders you should have a high survival rate. You can see my baby bins here:
https://www.chameleonforums.com/babies-one-month-old-40584/

 

[junglefries]

6-7 months at 76°f. 6 months on the dot if kept constants temps. 100% hatch rate isn't uncommon, but usually 2-3 just refuse to emerge. For nurseries, I use to use bins, now I use the 16"x16"x20" cages. Soon, testing out some DS nuresery cages.

 

[reptileguy112]

A clutch of about 50 might have a few infertle eggs but as junglfries said 100% is not uncommom

 

[Ag3]

Ok we are excited to hopefully see babies!!!......Here is how they are set up in the bin (first clutch) and ok we tried to set up like we had seen others do......the other 2 clutches are in containers in vermiculite kept damp.

 

[Ag3]

Looking in one with an LED looks like I see babies

 

[Benhopkins8]

The eggs normally hatch 8 to 9 months after they are laid. If you set everything up correctly and have the correct lighting and feeders you should have a high survival rate. You can see my baby bins here:
https://www.chameleonforums.com/babies-one-month-old-40584/

Wow just wow what cracking photos