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    Baby chameleons won't open their eyes

    I use reptivite twice a week with D3 and calcium 3 times a week without d3. There is so many different opitions on the dusting when it comes to chameleons its overwhelming. My vet told me to dust only once a week with vitamins but I know a breeder that uses repashy vit dust with calcium everyday...
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    Baby chameleons won't open their eyes

    Yes it is. I also found out that the coil zoomed are much better than the exo terra for adults. I don't have any issues with adults using those but the babies I don't use them at all.
  3. chameleongalore

    Baby chameleons won't open their eyes

    Me too, I've learned from that mistake so now I only use tube for the babies and most of my adults.
  4. chameleongalore

    Baby chameleons won't open their eyes

    I only use Vit D3 which is in my vitamin reptivite, my calcium is without vitamin D3. My vet told me not to use D3 more than once a week because its toxic to their organs. My feeders such as silk worms carry alot of vitamins already but maybe I should switch to dusting the vitamins twice to...
  5. chameleongalore

    Nosy Faly, crosses, and everything in between

    Ryley the Nosey Faly male chameleon Name: Riley WC Source: J&J reptiles Age: ~1 year Imported: Dec 2012 Purchased: Dec 2012
  6. chameleongalore

    Baby chameleons won't open their eyes

    thank you for your prayer. God Bless
  7. chameleongalore

    Baby chameleons won't open their eyes

    Im forsure going to follow the advice, I actually have vitamin liquid of so when they open their mouth I can give them a nice drink of healthy water and electrolights.
  8. chameleongalore

    Baby chameleons won't open their eyes

    I dust vitamins once a week and I gutload crickets which I feed twice a week with reptivite. They eat mostly silk worms which are very healthy for them, horn worms and butter worms. I have over 50 adults and they eat better than I do. lol
  9. chameleongalore

    Baby chameleons won't open their eyes

    No they were not open in the incubation, thats why I think it was either the female lacking something or genetic. I use the flourescent bulbs so I don't think thats the problem. I found the coil ones are harmful to my veiled babies.
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    Baby chameleons won't open their eyes

    Thank you Sandra, I'm still hoping. The female layed eggs 3 months before that hatched and all babies made it and are doing great. The sire of all those babies mated other females and no issues there. So strange, I really don't have a clue. I ment to Email you, we are moving to Vancouver Island...
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    Baby chameleons won't open their eyes

    Thank you so much for all your help Reptile love, I appreciate it.
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    Baby chameleons won't open their eyes

    I just had a batch of 29 veileds hatch. It was a 100% hatching rate and the eggs were huge andd very beautiful. All the babies hatched with no problem and were big and strong except they won't open their eyes. I put them in the natural sun light because it does miracles for them and that worked...
  13. chameleongalore

    Comment by 'chameleongalore' in media 'Two year old male Nosey faly panther "Mittens"'

    Thank you and he's very friendly too. He comes to all the reptile shows in Alberta with me.
  14. chameleongalore

    Deremensis female for sale ( in Canada)

    My name is Monika and I'm a proud owner of Chameleons Galore.I have a beautiful 16 month old female deremensis chameleon for sale. She is a rare chameleon, you can't find them anywhere Captive Bred and I've had her since she was 2 months old. She grew up eating best food possible, silk worms...
  15. Pixie showing off her receptive colours.

    Pixie showing off her receptive colours.

  16. Pixie gravid after mating with Cirus.

    Pixie gravid after mating with Cirus.

  17. Look at those incredibly beautiful and vibrant colours. I love the carpets.

    Look at those incredibly beautiful and vibrant colours. I love the carpets.

  18. chameleongalore

    Comment by 'chameleongalore' in media 'My oldest ambilobe panther female, she will be 5 years old this year and layed over 200 eggs.'

    Thank you :) I sadly just lost her a couple days ago due to old age. I will miss her like crazy.
  19. A Gravid Female Carpet Chameleon

    A Gravid Female Carpet Chameleon

    This is " Pixie", a wild caught beautiful female carpet chameleon showing off her gravid colours. The incredible species of chameleons are one of my favorites.
  20. chameleongalore

    What causes premature panther chameleons

    Thanks for your advice, thats a possibility. I keep alot of batches together in one incubator, with the same substrate, temps but I guess some of my containers might be weter than others. I will pay more attention to that. thank you
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