Panther Chameleon Eggs Question?
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Bokaru
Member
Did some quick research. Sometimes this is due to low humidity. Might consider getting them some liquid.
If I remember correctly, the dent sometimes is around the air sack that allows an infant animal to break out of the shell. Kind of a softening of a point to help out.
I'm about 50% sure of the second. I would imagine the issue is probably from the first.
If I remember correctly, the dent sometimes is around the air sack that allows an infant animal to break out of the shell. Kind of a softening of a point to help out.
I'm about 50% sure of the second. I would imagine the issue is probably from the first.
Bokaru
Member
Hopefully so. Someone with a bit more experience would be a huge help.
junglejoe
New Member
try moist hatchrite
i use to breed veiled chams years ago.. use a nice material like hatchrite to incubate your eggs .. it holds moisture very well.. be sure that your temp is not to high.. if your humidity is to hi i have heard that it can cause soft spots.. havent seen it myself..
i use to breed veiled chams years ago.. use a nice material like hatchrite to incubate your eggs .. it holds moisture very well.. be sure that your temp is not to high.. if your humidity is to hi i have heard that it can cause soft spots.. havent seen it myself..
Claudia
Member
Hello, One of my panther babies hatched yesterday. He is pretty big. Eggs were incubated for 7 months (about 25C during day and 21C during night). But the baby is still ?sleeping? I am not sure how to call it, because he is not replying when I touch him. He is alive for sure (changing colors). I thought, maybe he is just resting, but than I saw something weird on his belly. It was not yellow, it was more pinkish. 2 hours ago, that thing fell of. He was bleeding a bit. I have no idea what was it and if he is going to be okay. Please help. Thank you.
I haven't had any experience with hatchlings, but it sounds like exhaustion from the hatch (just resting) and also like the yolk sac falling off. What is the humidity level like? Also @Claudia , you may want to start a new thread in the Chameleon Breeding forum to get more notice. (This thread is pretty old) Hope he comes around soon, but I'm sure some more experienced breeders will chime in as well.
savage13
Avid Member
It was probably his yolk sac I would just leave him be let him start walking around so he can start stimulating the other to hatch...
Claudia
Member
thank you, He started to be active. I am soo thankful.
