Recent content by Chameo555

I took your advice and dug a starter tunnel for her. When I got home today, the tunnel entrance was covered over with dirt, and her belly was gone! Thank you for the tip! ? Her color has mostly come back, although her skin is dull and dry from being in the dirt, but she's climbing her main...

I'm wary of disturbing her. Do you suggest interrupting her and helping her out? I'd have to get really close to her and don't want to spook her.

My veiled is actively laying her 4th clutch right now. Earlier today, she started to dig in her big plant. She has a perfectly made lay bin right next to the plant, but chose to dig in the plant(she did this on her 2nd clutch too). When I checked on her hours later, I didn't see her or a tunnel...

Thank you for the suggestions on food intake, clutch size, lighting, and temp!

Thanks for the input! I guess you just never can tell with the colors. Yes, I have a lay bin. It's a 1ft deep mix of soil and sand, moist/clumpy enough to form a tunnel. It has some plants around it and is in a private space.

Thank you! Do you know if they usually show receptive colors up until the day they lay eggs?

Wow! That picture you captured of Lola while receptive is stunning!

This is my first post, and I'm happy to say there are no problems going on. Just curious if the turquoise spots on my adult female veiled chameleon are supposed to go away BEFORE she lays eggs. Are there typical colors changes you all see in the days immediately before your chameleons lays her...