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@jannb Do you think the method I used for my Balls would work the same for cham eggs? This way you don't need to be as worried about getting the right ratio of water to medium. Also, the eggs never touch anything moist/wet.

Ok, so I have no experience hatching Chameleon eggs. How ever I have hatched many clutches of Ball Python eggs over the years. Wondering if this method would work for chams. @jpowell86 @jajeanpierre @jannb (just tagging a few users that come to mind for hatching lots of eggs!) I used shoe box...

Too funny!! :giggle:

Thanks @Nursemaia

Are you breeding the crickets? If you have a wet container of soil in there they could be Fungas gnats.

Maybe cut back on how much food you are putting in there??

Love the cheeks in the second picture. Beautiful cham you have there!

That's a sperm plug? @Nursemaia I would have thought it was impaction.

Awesome, awesome, awesome!! These babies are gorgeous... :geek:

I think it is a handsome little male (it is early here, but I think I see little spurs) around the 2 month mark. :whistle:

"My Daddy looks at vaginas all day long!" :) Sorry, couldn't resist.

Will the sand hold a tunnel without collapsing?

Where is the laying bin in there? I see plants, and what looks like sand everywhere... Sorry if I am missing something.

I wonder if you placed a fan on top facing up, if it would draw air out and gently pull fresh air back in from the other side??

Gorgeous boy!!

I am not sure about the plant itself. However, make sure no one has sprayed weed killer or bug spray in those cracks!

Sorry to hear of your loss.

I HAVE NO EXPERIENCE WITH MELLERS Might be a good idea to up his misting times. If he is waiting for water all the time maybe he is thirsty.. :) **again, just an opinion**

Check the link. I am not suggesting the product for you to use, however there is a good description and visuals as to how the ventilation works as @Remkon is trying to explain to you. http://www.exo-terra.com/en/products/natural_terrarium_large.php Hope this adds a little clarity for you.

It has been a while since I have grown ( I grow children now :)), but the High pressure Sodium lights that I used to use would be way too hot for any cham!! I agree with most, although probably not harmful, best to avoid!