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No his tail isnt stuck in one position, It as a lump at the base though it seems to move ok, I will try to get a photo of it though its hard to see as hes so small at the minit. As for his back legs they work in the sense that they move and he some times can take a couple of steps before he...

cant get pic of tail but this is him and you can see the problems hes having!

Full coloration wont be untill at least there a year old. so a while till your dreams come true im afraid, Though i promise they will in the end.

Well i now have lots of baby veiled chameleon running around all healthy apart from one which seems to have been born with a deformed tail. The problem with this is he as problems walking/standing and his back legs are sometimes at a 90 degree angle to the rest of his body:( And he seems to grab...

1ST are they fertile???? It seems to be common for pregnant chameleons to go off their food for a while, as their urge to dig increases greatly. Making sure your chameleon has a good place for digging, Might be the key to getting her to relax and eat. You want your container to be at least 14...

Typical pregnancy for a veiled chameleon is 4 weeks/30 days/ 1 month varied a couple of days. I myself had a 6mth veiled fall pregnant with 32 eggs which are now hatching:) Though i wouldnt advice it as my female died 3 days after laying the eggs:( I myself will be waiting until my female is a...

Hi, I recently have had my eggs hatch, Though i also had a problem with white mold about 1mth before hatching. I simply took a warm damp cloth and wiped it off the eggs 1by1 being careful to replace them the way i found them and doing it with the lights dimmed. They have all nearly hatched now...

pics Here is a couple of pics of her, one on her own and one with her with some of the others babys.

update first of all, poking it in the eye didnt work! lol Though she is ok now, and i now have 7 little babys running around. They seem to be hatching ok now so just letting them get on with it. Thanks for all the advice! (some not as good as other though still made me laugh):D

update she is now fine, and i know have 7 little babys running round.still waiting for the rest but they are now hatching at about one a day. Thanks for all the advice!

i had to cut open a egg today after it sweated for over 3 days then started to collapes. I then left it for another 48hrs then decided to open it as it got really bad and was told it would die if i didnt do something:(. The baby is alive and will take in air and move a little but wont wake up i...

Panther chameleon eggs take a long time to incubate, so be patient. There are two ways to incubate the eggs, one is to leave them at a constant temperature from 72-78 F. Incubation times very greatly and you should expect hatchlings as early as 6 months but they could incubate as long as 12-14...

i used 50%sand 50%peat in a 5 gallon tub and put it in a spare room where it was quiet for my veiled to lay her eggs in and it worked great! Babys now hatching:)

If they are fertile??? Go to you local aquatic dealer and get a large polystyrene box they get there fish in, normaly free as they only throw them away. Then get a heat mat to stick to the rear of box(some put it on the bottom) with a HygroTherm - Humidity & Temp Controller to keep them at...

Pic of 2 new borns! Here is a pic of the 2 babys that have hatched so far!:D They can take anything from 5/6mths to over a year, seems to depend on the tempature there kept at. I exspected them to be born on 10th december 2010 This would have been 190 days which is what i read they would take...