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I was wondering what the best kind of setup would be for raising a clutch of 15 baby chameleons altogether in one setup. I see a lot of setups where the babies seem to be in a plastic bin with branches and wasn't quite sure if that was safe for them or what kind of materials I'd need for that...

Pseudo gout is the build up of calcium crystals depositing in the joints

I was wondering if anyone had any opinions on breeding a female veiled chameleon with pseudo gout. I wasn't sure if it would be harmful or not to them since the female will be laying eggs regardless if they are fertile or not.

I was wondering if anyone had any opinions on breeding a female veiled chameleon with pseudo gout. I wasn't sure if it would be harmful or not to them since the female will be laying eggs regardless if they are fertile or not.

female due to her not having spurs :)

cammy is so pretty I love him and his sweeet little face

definitely male! there are spurs visible

Based on the pictures you provided of the base of the tail your chameleon appears female :) hope that helps

So pretty!!! I love them all

This is my 9 day old male ambilobe panther!

I have an 8 day old panther Chameleon. However, this isn't my first rodeo. I suggest just keeping him the cage you have. I have my baby a cage too big for him as well and he seems to be loving it! It takes time for them to relax and settle in and I promise you they do get used to it. As for...

Squirt is loving his new cage!!

Yep! All of them little stinkers

He is such a sweet heart

I currently have a male veiled and a 7 day old ambilobe panther