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I only took the baby out once I had seen that the egg had collapsed. two days had passed before I removed the top section of the shell. Baby was already white before I removed it:(

I am using vermiculite as a substrate, it's not that moist tried squeezing it and not much water comes out. Egg did split at the one end and when I took the baby out it looked like a still born (it was totally white). Do you think it was a weak batch? it looked extremely thin and scrawny at six...

No, its tongue wasn't hanging out

My male chameleon (Ivan) I got when he was 3 months old from Reptilians in Bryanston (he's now 2.5yrs old), my female is approx 1,5 yrs old (I also got her from Reptilians). She's my second female, my first one mated at 6 months old and only survived for a month after she layed her eggs, none of...

I'm curious what you did with the chameleon that lay curled up for two days. Just in case this happens with my other two. Where did you keep it ?:confused:

Thanks for the advice, baby was definitely dead - totally white and started to smell. I will wait for the other two to hatch, I will let you know what happens (I hate this waiting..... I feel like an expectant mother)

Hi, thanks for the welcome and yes they are veiled chameleons. This is my first viable batch, only 3 eggs survived, but I assumed that because it's my females (moniques) first clutch that the survival rate would be low. There is slit on the side, I opened it up and the baby was dead. Should I...

Hi Everyone, does anyone know why my chameleon eggs are starting to get dents after 6 months of incubation? When I looked at the dented egg, it looks like it has broken open but inside is a perfectly formed chameleon?