Pearl Fields
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YupReceptive is when they are ready to mate.
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YupReceptive is when they are ready to mate.
Females have their own beauty and as long as you provide the right care for her then laying should go smoothly.I will do my best for her. I was hoping for a male honestly
We were told we were buying a male veiled chameleon (rehoming) and we believed it until we learned a little more weeks after we got her... but it's been a year now and it worked out so well - she's been very friendly, comical (still sassy as veileds are) and a great cham overall- and beautiful - we wouldn't want a different cham! I was worried about egg laying first time around but it worked out well and she's laying her second batch now.. it's actually kind of cool to see her behaviours change - start roaming more etc. when it's time... hope it works out well for you!I will do my best for her. I was hoping for a male honestly
Females look all sweet and friendly...I will do my best for her. I was hoping for a male honestly
Could be a number of things... hunting, exploring, cooling down if ambient temps are higher today. She will grow out of that enclosure rather quickly as well.I will get her everything she needs. Any reason why she is moving all over the cage today? Uo and down multiple times an hour. Climbing on everything. She isnt stressed or anything, just wandering.
Not sure if this applies to females but when male chameleons mature they start to get more active because they are looking for a ladyI will get her everything she needs. Any reason why she is moving all over the cage today? Uo and down multiple times an hour. Climbing on everything. She isnt stressed or anything, just wandering.
Also, uvb bulbs need to be changed every six months, after that they emit less uvb.As far as the coral uvb goes, its temporary. Im using it until i get the new one in. I will include a pic of it.
Sometimes our female veiled is just curious and restless and wanting to come out and explore (and be carried to her free range area!), and does laps around her cage, but when she is very restless (more than usual) and climbs down her free range to prowl on the floor, and starting to dig her plants in her enclosure, it means she is very close to egg laying time.I will get her everything she needs. Any reason why she is moving all over the cage today? Uo and down multiple times an hour. Climbing on everything. She isnt stressed or anything, just wandering.
Is it moist enough to hold a tunnel?She now has a lay bin just in case. Used true bamboo and a mix of coconut fiber and washed play sand in a flower pot thats about 9 inches deep
Wow she is going to be the happiest chameleon on earthIm building a 6 foot one and its almost done.
6ft tall, 4 ft wide, and 3ft deep
That’s awsome. I makes me sad when people keep their animals in tiny spaces. So thank you.I will always fo whats best for my animals. My fish all have very large tanks, my smallest tank is 55gallons. I dont keep big fish either, I do community fish like guppies.