Silly stubborn Dilly bean!

Technically veiled babies should sell depending on what you ask for them. Also what is the lineage of the parents? I would strongly recommend not hiding the fact if they are a pet store lineage and stuff. If you raise the babies right they would still be tons healthier than the babies sold in most stores... Sadly
 
Andee said:
Technically veiled babies should sell depending on what you ask for them. Also what is the lineage of the parents? I would strongly recommend not hiding the fact if they are a pet store lineage and stuff. If you raise the babies right they would still be tons healthier than the babies sold in most stores... Sadly
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They are absolutely perfect big chain lizards! No idea on the lineage at all. To collectors they're probably nothing special but damned if they aren't special to me!
 
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55!! A pretty big first clutch! Any ideas on fertility? They're a pretty light beige color, shells are fuller and firmer than I had expected.
 
ZacharyLeesWife said:
They are absolutely perfect big chain lizards! No idea on the lineage at all. To collectors they're probably nothing special but damned if they aren't special to me!
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And just because they don't have special lineage or come from breeder isnt anything bad at all. The fact is, if the babies are fertile what people want in a chameleon is a "friendly" one. You can easily raise the babies if you get any, to make them more comfortable with handling so they don't stress about it.
 
Andee said:
And just because they don't have special lineage or come from breeder isnt anything bad at all. The fact is, if the babies are fertile what people want in a chameleon is a "friendly" one. You can easily raise the babies if you get any, to make them more comfortable with handling so they don't stress about it.
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If I have tiny baby grabby toes, they will be very used to handling!! I can't even imagine selling them, they'd be adopted out to capable owners.
 
In a few days, hold the eggle up to the light and see if anything shows! i dont know if this works with chameleon/reptile eggles also but it works with chickens and chickens are just feathery dinos and reptiles are just scaley dinos???
 
phantomchameleon said:
In a few days, hold the eggle up to the light and see if anything shows! i dont know if this works with chameleon/reptile eggles also but it works with chickens and chickens are just feathery dinos and reptiles are just scaley dinos???
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I'll try to candle them in a week to look for blood vessels, but in all reality I'll be on the forums for opinions!
 
It should start to show in a week or so I think. They usually mold too if they aren't fertilized or just generally dead. So they can easily take care of themselves in a way lol.
 
What do you have the eggs setting in it kind of looks like small pebbles. I have always used something like vermiculite because it will hold moisture which is necessary too keep the eggs from drying out. I found it best to keep enough moisture in the laying container to keep it around 70-80% humidity. You don't want it soaking, but moist.
 
brownie64 said:
What do you have the eggs setting in it kind of looks like small pebbles. I have always used something like vermiculite because it will hold moisture which is necessary too keep the eggs from drying out. I found it best to keep enough moisture in the laying container to keep it around 70-80% humidity. You don't want it soaking, but moist.
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The substrate is perlite, it's similar to vermiculite I believe.
 
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