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Ok & They are squishy though & They weren’t before the innocent

While not about chameleons, IMHO this is something to consider regarding incubators we use…do they heat the eggs through lights or other means? What does this mean for chameleons? Does candling eggs affect the embryos if it’s done too often or for too long? https://www.nature.com/articles/srep38527

Hi I am selling my Exo Terra incubator. Clean and works well. I have 5- 48" T5 UVB fixtures. All 5 for $200 I used the incubator for a few clutch of chameleon eggs with no problems. $100 I also have custom built Chameleon Cages (very nice) PICK UP ONLY- New York, Queens/Nassau area. text or...

It could also show that this species will not be able to establish in the hobby due to genetic longevity issues which unfortunately probably means we as hobbyists should not seek them for importation, and they should continue their difficult little lives without us bothering them Cool stuff...

Oh wow, that was a huge clutch. How is she doing now? One of my incubators I got on ebay for under 150, it works just as well as the Zoo-med ones which are over 300. I don't know if the Styrofoam box method is good, im kinda concerned about the heaters, what temp is it inside box? I never trust...

I would do like Snake Discovery and ‘incubate until there’s no debate’.

Are you retiring from breeding Parson’s in general, or just for a year or so?

48! Some VERY small but I will incubate all of them. I'm going to use a styrofoam cooler, place a few inches of water in the bottom, lay two aquarium heaters in the water, and elevate the plastic containers with vermiculite and eggs over the water. Do I need to poke holes for ventilation? Sue

You said…”Nooo. The chameleon in the smaller cage isba 2 month old female. We completely covered her cage”…even though the cage is covered, I would move it away from the other chameleon if I could…she may be sensing the other female. This might be of interest to you and explain a bit…...

THIS is Awesome! I realize it’s “old”, but greatly appreciated! Recently started breeding and have been geeking out on all info I could find for the last 5 years or so. As we incubate I can’t help but wonder about the variance of the soil temps. I track temps in Madagascar, but the soil is so...

I just thought about this, when I bought her she was in a tiny cage with two males. Could this mean the eggs are fertile. Should I incubate the sand? What would I do with a bunch of babies?? I didn’t get her to breed her but I knew I would have to deal with the egg laying process but just not...

okay so dont move the rest of the eggs over. I was going to wait till day 3 to move her over in thought of she will help give the other eggs the heads up to hatch. So you would move her to the tub? No heat pad got it, and the temp on the basking side im going to shoot for 78 80 going to mist in...

Yay!! Keep them coming! We need good veiled breeders!

I am super anxious that the little one will hatch at an unexpected time which is why I am looking for someone who can pick up in the next week. If I had the time and expertise, I would certainly be keeping it. I am currently incubating in a dark but warmish enclosed area (with some humidity)...

But the eggs are still ok? & am I supposed to see anything in the egg when it’s been 5months already?

I've ALSO been thinking about them the past few weeks! There's this old thread on them which I'm hesitant to necro-post to without building some local reputation. I got interested in them based on searching for a good model organism for life extension research. They might be the shortest...

fertile but too wet - you will want to balance out that incubation media a bit. Have you heard of the squeeze method? lol

That’s a long time to wait! What temperature do you incubate them at?

As far as I know most keepers that are breeders use vermiculite. as far as an incubator unless they have to go through a serious diapause it’s not necessary most panthers and veiled are hatched out of a closet where the temperature stay around 70° as I am not an expert just going off information...