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Do they all pass slugs if not bred?

great idea for catching slugs and @Kaizen s. :D

That last pic threw me for a loop. I was like you got slugs too?? 😂 I want to breed snails someday too! But I have my hands full with roach colonies and various worms so in the meantime I'll live vicariously through you!

I have given serious thought to a garter snake. Watching Snake Discovery on YouTube and they even say they can eat Reptilinks for added full nutrition instead of mice.

Jackson's do pass slugs or unfertilized ova. I can't tell from the picture but here is something you can compare it to. https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/trioceros-jacksonii-xantholophus-slugs.86706/

I just wanted to post this snail I found in rainforest on my way to vacation.

ummm no... Females pass the slugs. You have a girl, surprise! lol

It's not storing sperm, Hoehnelii have a 5-6 month gestation period. They do store sperm, with ovoviperous species you'll get 2 clutches. Second clutch will have fewer fertile eggs, more slugs. Third clutch is pushing it.

I have what I thought was a Male Jacksons chameleon...that passed 4 slugs over the past two days; this may sound like a dumb question, but is it possible for males to drop slugs...?

Wow learnt something new they pass slugs why is this because they eat them. I'm so sorry for you loss. EDIT: I though it meant actual slugs now I know it's not that.

She has a touch of edema but she's also been well fed so it might be a bit fat too. Glad to hear it's going down. Females can get a touch of edema before they pass slugs or have babies.

...twice a week, a multivitamin once a month, and calcium with D3 once a month." Females that have not been bred pass unfertilized ova or slugs. trioceros-jacksonii-xantholophus-slugs.86706/ Females are voracious eaters and as adults will become obese. After she is a year and 3-4 months old you...

May have just been slugs, but I have seen eggs develop similar fungus when the hatch media was to moist.

Not seeing any pictures, The only picture I saw was a deformed baby cham with only eyes. Is that one?

There was a thread talking about a Jackson who passed a yellow egg yolk looking substance... they said it was called a slug/ infertile ovum I believe... the picture reminds me of it... not sure if female panthers do this also... worth checking out while waiting for replies

Not entirely sure. I had mine for a few weeks before she started passing slugs. She ended up passing away shortly after. I had picked her up from Petsmart because I didnt want to see her suffer in a tiny acrylic tank. Be ready to feed hungry little jacksons if she does give birth. Start to read...

Sometimes you have to dig through threads in a search. This is one. https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/trioceros-jacksonii-xantholophus-slugs.86706/

Well, are females know to joust? While doing a thorough cleaning of my two enclosures, I placed the male and the other one (the one that passed the slugs who I thought was a male) both on the same branch and they started jousting each other....

First of all I want to say welcome! I am glad you found us! And...don't freak out just yet. Chameleons usually take a minute to eat when in a new environment. My two chameleons has been at my place for 2 weeks, but they don't eat literally,need to know what should I do for them, Thank you...