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I think veileds get a bad reputation from what everyone with no experience with them "believes" and parrots back the same nonsense with confidence. I love my veileds.:D

That is one skinny chameleon. Poor nutrition will only compound any problems that arise and from how it has been kept there should probably be some.

Do not try to help them. It could do more harm than good. My eggs have been hatching and the babies will stay for up to a couple of days halfway out. Trying to help them may compromise the yolk sac which is still providing nourishment. I think the yolk sac is what keeps them from hatching...

Don't worry about it, it's rigged anyway.:D

never mind

Just buy some media or make your own. A simple recipe: 1/4 cup water 1/4 cup vinegar 1/4 cup instant potatoes (edited) How could I miss one of the most important ingredients?:confused: 1 tablespoon powdered sugar 1 tablespoon Brewer's yeast (optional, but important) and a sprinkle of...

Depends on the payment. e-checks take longer than a direct withdrawal from a checking account or credit card account.

That's wicked tight. Nice tongue shot and that doll just adds the right amount of creepy.

Oranges work great.

It was very nice looking. I love that it is so "raw" and you can appreciate the handmade aspect of this "Object de Arte". There were other barware pieces with alligators and other reptiles, but this was my favorite, of course.:D

5 babies are out and running around and they are adorable. There are more pipping and have opened ends and I have one more head out. They do have a habit of "prairie doggin" it, don't they?:D This was the second one to hatch. I entered another similar photo for the photo contest this month.

I was visiting with a coworker on the mend from cancer treatment (in remission) and noticed a cool bar set on the way out. I noticed the ice bucket handles were a pair of Jacksons. Really cool ice bucket. He said he purchased it in Mexico years ago. Sorry for the image quality, but it was...

It's a girl. No spurs, unless he's tucking.:D

THIS...JUST OUT!

Thanks for all the responses.:p Gotta love it. Nothing to worry about, just babies hatching.

Both mine have orange feet. He might just be getting more mature coloring.

Veiled eggs laid on October 1. They've been candled and I assure you they are (or at least were) fertile. The eggs had been stained by the topsoil I had used.:D But thanks for playing.:p

I've been looking for sweat on the eggs and thought one was sweating, but it looks like it's oozing. Is this what is called "pipping"? I have never seen them sweat. The eggs also have gotten a lot bigger recently, but one seems to be "deflating". Is this normal?

Maybe try "baking" the odor out by leaving the bucket in the sun for some time. It may or may not work, but it's worth a try.:)

It's easy when you put him smack dab in the middle of the photo.:D