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My first thought is she didn’t recover properly after laying that clutch. Chameleons are VERY good at hiding something is wrong until it is too late. I too fear that she has hit the point of no return. However, we are here to help and we’re going to suggest what we can and hope she will pull...

This is why I usually have multiples to cycle out. When one starts to look bad I put it outside and bring a different one in. In my experience it’s one of two things causing this when inside in an enclosure- poor lighting (no additional plant lights), or underwatering. I’ve planted some in the...

Couple of quick questions to follow up- Are both chameleons female? (Not that it’s ok to have two in one enclosure, but at least we’re not worrying about stress from a male chasing this female around trying to breed her constantly) How are you measuring temperature and humidity? If it’s from...

Please fill this out. It’s hard to give any advice without any information so this form was developed years ago so someone can help! Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? Handling - How often do you handle your...

Yea yea yea. Fully caffeinated now, so won’t make the mistake again (for now ;))

Oh. See this is what happens when I try to function on no caffeine. Thanks @Klyde O'Scope

Could you imagine walking outside and seeing one of those things? Makes a spider seem not so bad! Thanks for sharing @kinyonga

I’m looking for the following species! If you have some or know someone who does, feel free to comment or pm me, please! Senegal Chameleon- Chamaeleo senegalensis Emerald Green Carpet Chameleon- Furcifer viridis Jeweled Chameleon- Furcifer campani Thanks! Chase

Hemipenal bulge is clear as day

Male 100%

It means it is losing the liquid it in. One step closer to hatching!

I’m with @kinyonga on this one. Some people have had success when they’ve assisted the baby out of the egg, others not. Generally if they cannot make it out on their own they won’t survive once they’re out At this point I’d definitely wait (if I were you)

The 24x24x48 is not necessary at this very second (and not even necessary for a full grown female). You’ll want to upgrade soon (they get big quick). I’ve kept females in 18x18x36 quite comfortably. You’re going to catch flack about wanting to use Exo Terra’s, but I’ve used them for many...

I’ve never seen an egg take a month once they start to pip. You’ll have a baby here in the next few days

One of my favorites. They look great!

I’ve had success with “higher” temperatures with xantholophus. In Hawaii they can see temps up to the high 80s. I too had issues getting a significant night time drop. AC was kept in the low 70s. I provided a more densely planted enclosure, and gave a basking spot. This allowed for temperature...

I’ve bought quite a few different chameleons from Mile and was very pleased. I understand it can be quite disappointing that your chameleon is not showing characteristics that you wanted (which is why you’d buy a specific bloodline), but the genetics going into this can explain a lot...

I will post more when I have time. I’ll ask this question though, you said he just started doing this today. Is he still doing it?

I’ve never personally bought from @jamest0o0, but when I start keeping again I definitely will

@ERKleRose posted some good info, so for the sake of not beating a dead horse, I’ll leave any extra out of it. But, this is 100% a female