Regardless of being siblings or not, chameleons get very stressed/chronically stressed from being housed with any other chameleon or other animal. They shouldn’t even be able to see each other.
Off topic but I wonder if that hurts her? Where he is grabbing lol. He looks excited and happy and she’s just like get off me. (I’m not saying she is unhappy or anything but if I were to see this and have no knowledge then that’s what I’d think in my head) I find the picture funny cause the other one has it’s head just popped in, in the corner and I’m thinking she’s like uhhhhh ok weird.
I’m sorry my descriptions are horrible I don’t know if you understand what I’m trying to say. But back on topic yes, definitely need to be separated with a visual barrier ASAP! As for the babies you’ll need to provide them a suitable home as well once they hatch, they are from two different species I’m assuming so that’s also something else, the eggs need to be incubated correctly as well, there’s a lot. I don’t know much on breeding so definitely have someone else touch more on the topic of babies.
I am pretty sure they are not two different species, possibly different locales. The person we bought the females off of, said they didn't know what they were.Off topic but I wonder if that hurts her? Where he is grabbing lol. He looks excited and happy and she’s just like get off me. (I’m not saying she is unhappy or anything but if I were to see this and have no knowledge then that’s what I’d think in my head) I find the picture funny cause the other one has it’s head just popped in, in the corner and I’m thinking she’s like uhhhhh ok weird.
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I really can't say for sure. I've never been good at Panther ID.
