Receptive Female Chameleons - Educational Video
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Texas Panther Man
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Great video for new breeders to check out. This ought to be a sticky in the breeding section. Dont know how mny times Ive answered the how to tell if my female is receptive question. Good work Dez
dadecitydragons
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Loved the video & very helpful indeed... it was very professional in my opinion... Your voice is perfect for narrating a video and went beautifully with the background music that you used... I am assuming that this goes for jackson's as well?
MPTP
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Would you directly deliver this video to my mailbox?
I am very interested in this video,but i cannot register web address that you provide ,would you directly deliver this video to my mailbox?My email is [email protected],thanks
I am very interested in this video,but i cannot register web address that you provide ,would you directly deliver this video to my mailbox?My email is [email protected],thanks
Dez
Chamalot Chameleons
lostmindedking
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Great Video! some good info on receptive and non receptive behaviors.
How long with my female be receptive?
I think Roxy and Rico have mated, at least it looked like it a couple of days ago, but she was still interested in going to visit him last night but they did not do more than hug...
I thought if I put her in his cage she would reject him if she was gravid? Is that true.. How long can she stay receptive?
All very new to me...
I think Roxy and Rico have mated, at least it looked like it a couple of days ago, but she was still interested in going to visit him last night but they did not do more than hug...
I thought if I put her in his cage she would reject him if she was gravid? Is that true.. How long can she stay receptive?
All very new to me...
dweinstein926
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very nice video, DW
Dez
Chamalot Chameleons
I believe it does.. though I am most familiar with Panthers, Veileds and Carpets which all have reactions like the ones I show in the video.
I have not tried to breed any live bearing species so I can't confirm their breeding behavior
andren32
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My blue bar (female) has turned pink
I have two chameleon’s one female and the other male. Originally I bought one thinking it was a male, my girlfriend decided to purchase a chameleon as well. Because we bought them as babies it was difficult to tell the sex. After a few months the difference in sex was apparent.
We keep their cages next to each other with a divider between so they can’t see each other. One day the divider fell and the two spent the day looking at each other. Since then the female has developed a pinkish color. It has been roughly three week and her color is still pink.
Does her pink color indicate that she wants to mate?
I have two chameleon’s one female and the other male. Originally I bought one thinking it was a male, my girlfriend decided to purchase a chameleon as well. Because we bought them as babies it was difficult to tell the sex. After a few months the difference in sex was apparent.
We keep their cages next to each other with a divider between so they can’t see each other. One day the divider fell and the two spent the day looking at each other. Since then the female has developed a pinkish color. It has been roughly three week and her color is still pink.
Does her pink color indicate that she wants to mate?
Dez
Chamalot Chameleons
When a young female starts to show more pink than browns it means she is sexually mature. He body will probably be developing eggs shortly after.
We usually wait until 12 months old before we try to breed our females. It is more healthy that way
If a female is bred or introduced to a male too young is can cause complications as her body may not be done growing.
A female panther chameleons CAN start laying as early as 6 months old.. but you should think of it as a 13 year old human girl having a baby... yes it is possible but not really recommended
Once the female is a year old.. neutral pink color even when a male is introduced is a sign of being receptive to breeding
We usually wait until 12 months old before we try to breed our females. It is more healthy that way
If a female is bred or introduced to a male too young is can cause complications as her body may not be done growing.
A female panther chameleons CAN start laying as early as 6 months old.. but you should think of it as a 13 year old human girl having a baby... yes it is possible but not really recommended
Once the female is a year old.. neutral pink color even when a male is introduced is a sign of being receptive to breeding
Dez
Chamalot Chameleons
We keep their cages next to each other with a divider between so they can’t see each other. One day the divider fell and the two spent the day looking at each other. Since then the female has developed a pinkish color. It has been roughly three week and her color is still pink.
Does her pink color indicate that she wants to mate?
Also there is a danger in letting young females see a male. Seeing a male may trigger her body to develop eggs... If she is too young they she could have problems with eggbinding
Its best not to let them see eachother at all... I understand it was an accident
How old is she?
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