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Losing a leg is something chameleons can usually survive and adapt to… https://sheptonvets.com/marjory-the-three-legged-chameleon-a-tale-of-resilience/

Measuring the pulse of a baby still in the shell.. https://www.madcham.de/en/nutzung-eines-egg-monitor/

You might like this thread… https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/show-me-your-individual-baby-cage-setup.174755/

Are they panthers chameleon eggs? By now they should have grown quite a bit bigger. They will get marks on them that look less white we call windows, and only a few days before hatching, they will likely shrink and sweat. Then, the end of the egg should slit in an x shape and the babies head...

They look good to me! How moist is the vermiculite? How deep is the vermiculite? Where are you incubating them? In an incubator or closet? In the dark?

I thought I saw Australian shepherd in him…blue eyes and colouration! When I was a kid, I lived in a farming area and my friend and my I used to ride her horse out into the fields and take her Australian shepherd dog with us to bring the cows in to be milked. Most cows came in by themselves, but...

You said…”I've cut back on hand feeding due to a broken wrist from a motorcycle accident”…hope your wrist is better soon. Be careful riding a motorcycle…BTW! My Dad had a few motorbikes over the years. My brother in law ended up in a ditch with his…broke his leg..police wanted to charge him...

@ehdee6 …what breed is Luke? Love the blue eyes! @Ghostbirb ..those geckos have such personality! They’re almost as good as chameleons! 😉

Thanks for your reply. If you figure anymore out about it all I hope you’ll post on here. If I find anything,I’ll do the same. It’s something very interesting that I’d love to learn more about.

There is definitely something going on with the left eye. I’m not a vet though and can’t give you a proper answer as to what though. Sorry. He seems to have something going on with his knees too…and I’m wondering what’s happening with some of those discoloured reddish scales too…might be...

You said…”Can chams share free range areas, at separate individual times? Or is it best to make each their own? I'm currently thinking of making each a spot to hang out by a window while I clean their cage”..I agree with @MissSkittles on this…my concern only would be transmission of diseases or...

Wow! How did she ever do that??! Be careful with how much you feed her. Females can easily develop follicular stasis and/or dystocia when overfed and kept too warm.

This would be interesting to follow up on!

Please post some photos of him from today so we can see all of him.

Are you looking for parthogenesis in chameleons?

I don’t know if this will be of any interest to you or not… https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5748700/

Can I ask why you’re asking this question please?

I would add greens such as collards, dandelion greens, kale, and veggies such as squash, sweet red peppers, zucchini, etc. your chameleon may need more nutrients than it’s getting because your insects are lacking nutrients.

Any possibility she got a bit of the shed in her eye?

Is it white in colour? It could be snalt…extra minerals its body doesn’t need that are expelled through the nose.