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UPDATE: We attempted to candle it but couldn't see anything in it. It was just dark. We cut it open and all that was in it was white goo and had the smell of (idk if this'll make sense but) squished lightning bugs. So we ended up just buying one. This one was for my mother-in-law. I have...

The breeder said candling it could harm the egg so we've been scared to

It looked completely white when we got it and then started windowing and sweating. Here's a pic of it in the natural light.

Okay what is this weird line that randomly showed up?

Thank you! That's an awesome article! Hopefully something happens soon we're so nervous over here!

No I didn't wipe it off because we were afraid of messing with it. I only took pics when the breeder asked me to carefully take pics and when we zoomed in it was around the egg.

It was sweating on and off the past few weeks and seems to be only on the sides between the rock and the egg. You have to zoom in to see it.

There is a little bit of mold around the edges. Will that affect it?

I definitely will update everyone if anything happens!

I have never heard of that name or touched them to see if they feel soft or hard so good to know! Thank you!

No problem! There's not much about hatching eggs online so I'm really happy this forum exists! I've noticed no ones eggs seem to look exactly the same when they hatch so we have been worried this whole month about ours. By the way (I thought I should add) this is a panther chameleon egg.

Yes there are sponges on the side of the container and I'm suppose to keep it at 110 grams with the lids on it. It came with a small little syringe to slowly add water. He said to just make sure it stays between 105-115 grams. The rocks seem to hold moisture well as I check it every 3 weeks...

I'm not sure I ordered it from chameleons101. It's like rocks?

No I haven't tried the pen light yet I don't have one but will pick one up today so we can see. The second picture is in the bathroom light and the first picture is in natural light.

Here's a pic of it in in a different light to see the dent more.