Receptive Female Chameleons - Educational Video
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cameratamera
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ok so I'm new to the forum I've been internet digging alot today because I'm pretty sure my female whom is about a year old so I got her a male things went well and they have mated a few times over 2 weeks or so now she's aggressive towards him so my thoughts are she must be pregnant. (or just tired of his advances) Time to move him to a differant cage. Yes?
Dez
Chamalot Chameleons
Yes remove her now
And next step is to set up a laying bin
https://www.chameleonforums.com/laying-bin-set-up-educational-video-77225/
cameratamera
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ReptileLover0423
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Another awesome video. You should work for Discovery channel or something like that.
ok so how often do you try??
My 2 yr old female veiled laid her first clutch of eggs Sept 9 of this year! She had never been bred. I tried to introduce her to a male a month later but she actually attacked him (poor guy!) I didnt try again ,butnow it looks like shes making eggs again!! My question is, How long after a clutch do you try to introduce a male and,if the female is unreceptive,how often do you try???Im bummed that she will have another unfertile clutch because I understand that large clutches shorten their life span. (her first was 60 eggs!)
My 2 yr old female veiled laid her first clutch of eggs Sept 9 of this year! She had never been bred. I tried to introduce her to a male a month later but she actually attacked him (poor guy!) I didnt try again ,butnow it looks like shes making eggs again!! My question is, How long after a clutch do you try to introduce a male and,if the female is unreceptive,how often do you try???Im bummed that she will have another unfertile clutch because I understand that large clutches shorten their life span. (her first was 60 eggs!)
Dez
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3 weeks I think it is after the female has laid. If she is not receptive try again in 2 to 5 days until she is.
You only need to show the male to you female to see of she is receptive. No need to put them in the cage together . That way nobody gets hurt if she is not in the mood and tries to attack
3 weeks I think it is after the female has laid. If she is not receptive try again in 2 to 5 days until she is.
You only need to show the male to you female to see of she is receptive. No need to put them in the cage together . That way nobody gets hurt if she is not in the mood and tries to attack
AnvilsHammer
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could you clarify your question?
Chameleonboyboy
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Yes.. Would like to know for veils and panthers, when the females are receptive, what colours do they show?
Dez
Chamalot Chameleons
Watch the video ..that's what its all about
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