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He’s a very handsome boy!

I put the lids on when I’m not watching or feeding. I put screen in the lids.

Little Mia

Mia 🩷

Mia on her little free range

Mia’s first pictures with us.

Mia’s first pictures with us

Little Mia right after we got her

Cute Little Mia ❤️

Mia 💚

2 months old

Sweet but shy little Mia

You can see my baby bins here https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/baby-enclosures.182279/#post-1661743

They said 4 clutches.

Where do you live? You might want to find someone close to you to help house all those babies. Each will need its own cage until big enough to go to its new home when it’s around four months old.

Each eggs hatch with one single baby. https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/big-long-eggs-could-it-be-twins.189753/#post-1761524

Cool! Remember when I had those big long eggs and thought I might have twins! It was only one baby in each though.

Finn is blushing! Finn and I thank you for your votes! 💚

They normally eat fruit flies 2 days after hatching. I I don’t let Panther babies go until at least four months old to experienced keepers and five to 6 months to new keepers.

That are often dark/black for awhile. Do you have other eggs to hatch? If you do I’d leave him in there until tomorrow. He can run around on the other eggs and it can help them to start hatching.