MissSkittles
Chameleon Enthusiast
That is hilarious and too cute!Let me add a third species. Here is my female Jacksonii jacksonii who was so receptive she chased the male around the cage. View attachment 320846
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That is hilarious and too cute!Let me add a third species. Here is my female Jacksonii jacksonii who was so receptive she chased the male around the cage. View attachment 320846
As neither of my girls has been receptive or gravid in a very long time, I can only share old pics.
Grumpy (Yes, it was so long ago that I still used fake plants!) Hasn’t laid in 2 years now!
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Stella - It’s been one year since she laid. (I think because she found Hammlet was living next to her and snuck peeks at him - 2nd pic)
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does the second photo with the dark blue dots mean receptive or gravid? my cham has been receptive and just showed those dark blue dots for a min! was she stressed or does it mean gravid ?As neither of my girls has been receptive or gravid in a very long time, I can only share old pics.
Grumpy (Yes, it was so long ago that I still used fake plants!) Hasn’t laid in 2 years now!
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Stella - It’s been one year since she laid. (I think because she found Hammlet was living next to her and snuck peeks at him - 2nd pic)
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For Grumpy, when her dots darkened from teal to dark blue, she was gravid. Each girl seems to have her own patterns though. The day that Grumpy laid her first clutch, she was actually very pale, almost gray. Stella gets darkened everywhere, but never turns black like some girls do. Take lots of pics and keep track of what your girl’s colors and patterns are and that should help you figure out her unique signs. Stella has never really lost her patterns and always looks plump. This morning she brightened up her colors to orange and teal and escaped her enclosure to take a walk on top so she could try to sneak peaks at her forbidden love Hammlet. Since it’s hard to go by her color intensity, from her behavior I’ve got to assume she’s receptive. A few weeks ago I thought she would be laying soon based upon her weight. Sometimes it’s just a guessing game and we just have to always be prepared.does the second photo with the dark blue dots mean receptive or gravid? my cham has been receptive and just showed those dark blue dots for a min! was she stressed or does it mean gravid ?
TYSM! I appreciate all the info xxFor Grumpy, when her dots darkened from teal to dark blue, she was gravid. Each girl seems to have her own patterns though. The day that Grumpy laid her first clutch, she was actually very pale, almost gray. Stella gets darkened everywhere, but never turns black like some girls do. Take lots of pics and keep track of what your girl’s colors and patterns are and that should help you figure out her unique signs. Stella has never really lost her patterns and always looks plump. This morning she brightened up her colors to orange and teal and escaped her enclosure to take a walk on top so she could try to sneak peaks at her forbidden love Hammlet. Since it’s hard to go by her color intensity, from her behavior I’ve got to assume she’s receptive. A few weeks ago I thought she would be laying soon based upon her weight. Sometimes it’s just a guessing game and we just have to always be prepared.
As far as I know, the coloration is different with every female and the one looses it quickly again and the other one keeps their receptive colors. Mine lost hers quickly after her first clutch. Second clutch colors became more intense and almost stayed completely. After the third clutch she kept her colors, a bit more dulled but the blue and oranje markings stayed.My veiled chameleon just had her second lay the last month or so, her first lay her colors disappeared within about a week, with her second lay it took almost a month. I began to get worried because I thought maybe she had retained an egg, but after a lengthy period of time her coloration returned to normal. I don't have any pictures from this period just because I've been leaving my chameleons alone for the most part aside from feedings, I rarely hold them anymore let alone photograph them unless it's out of necessity.
So cool. I'm looking forward to seeing her future changes.As far as I know, the coloration is different with every female and the one looses it quickly again and the other one keeps their receptive colors. Mine lost hers quickly after her first clutch. Second clutch colors became more intense and almost stayed completely. After the third clutch she kept her colors, a bit more dulled but the blue and oranje markings stayed.
She’s lovely!Here is a picture of my Frankie and her beautiful receptive colors.
She’s beautifulHere is a picture of my Frankie and her beautiful receptive colors.
so beautiful
Wow! Cher is certainly showing her range of colors! So gorgeous!
She’s and it’s just amazing……never expected this.Wow! Cher is certainly showing her range of colors! So gorgeous!
Kali is doing great! She’s still got her beautiful colors. I haven’t seen her be restless though…not once. I’m hoping she still has time before laying. She’s still such a petite girl…only 30 Gms.She’s and it’s just amazing……never expected this.
How’s Kali doing in her receptive phase? (She’s receptive if I’m not wrong )
Thank you!! Her first clutch was 54 eggs I was amazed! No wonder my poor girl was so restlessShe’s lovely!