Recent content by Ekaj13

I don't know why you would use hydrogen peroxide. That kills any living tissue it comes in contact with. Eggs are semi permeable. And no, it's not normal for a females first clutch to be bad.

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Did you cut open any of the eggs? Was your husbandry for the female spot on before she laid? Was the mating successful and did they mate several times?

If it's female, she is likely looking for a spot to lay eggs. You need to provide a laying bin for her asap.

The cage is too small and you need a laying bin for her.

A black or dark chameleon is pretty much the epitome of an unhealthy chameleon.

Was probably a stressed out veiled.

Conan looks sweet, do you have any pics of adults of this locale?

Disregard- :)

Their skin is incredibly durable. You will need surgical scissors and a surgical quality scalpel. Then it's just simple anatomy. Not a very pleasant experience.

#2 arrived while I was at work. Pretty sure this one is male. Lots of eggs sweating, but nothing pipped yet. I can't seem to find what temp to keep hatching eggs at, seems to me raising the temps a bit wouldn't hurt.

No it doesn't.

It's funny because I am showing pics to my co workers... I think everyone thinks I'm nuts lol. Laurie- yes it's my first ever hatching. I have 1 egg that's slit, six that are sweating, nothing on the rest.

I agree, it's so easy for them to dehydrate with the lights we use for adult chameleons. Look into a mistking setup- makes like a little easier!