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I've tried searching all over online couldn't find any answers. I hope so. They're pretty white.

Lol. They're a brand new clutch. Just laid yesterday. Panther chameleon eggs.

There's these tiny bumps on all the eggs. Like little snowflakes all over every egg. Anyone know what could of caused this? They were just laid yesterday.

I have also been having a hard time keeping the temp consistent. This Michigan weather has been crazy. We had a couple days in March that were in the 70s then last week it went up to 80 then snowed 3 days later. Ive been trying the closet method. Think I need to get an incubator. I've heard...

Have another sweating & shrinking. 🤞

Think cause it's been warming up here, & it's caused the moisture to rise off the vermiculite all around the container & some water was dripping off the lid onto the eggs. So the eggs absorb too much moisture & burst. Also too much moisture in the incubator or containers can cause them to burst too.

It didn't make it. Had another 1 burst the nxt day. 😔 I That was even smaller & less developed. But now today I have another 1 sweating. 🤞

I am a part of that group. I was going to ask, but some of the admins are against breeding. I do love those chameleon 101 groups I'm in a few the admins are very nice & helpful Piper has helped me a few times with some chameleons I have gotten from not the best places. I've learned so much from...

It's been over 7hrs & he/she is still alive. I'm keeping it moist. It's yolk sac is smaller. I don't really know what else to do but I'm probably being too hopeful that it will make it. But I at least have to try instead of flushing it or throwing it away. 😬🤞

Okay. 😔 Thank you for responding.

*warning graphic photo* Bursts egg. I don't understand how all the moisture is leaving the vermiculite & is all on the top & sides of the container. & Vermiculite is dry. I wiped the lid off cause it was dripping on the eggs, added a few drops to the vermiculite. It's warmed up here went from...

I have an egg shrinking now. How longer after shrinking does the baby start pipping through? I only ask cause I have read some sad stories on here that people's eggs Shart shrinking then never being able to pipe through. It's the small 1 near the light. Completely solid. Just holding the light...

Circled the water droplet. I won't open it again. Just did to take a picture of the lid & sides to show there isn't any water or condensation on it. & Yes vermiculite is wet enough where it sticks together.

I separated this 1 cause it had a bump on it. long story short.. my eggs had worms on them. Cleaned them all off got new substrate. Yesterday. Checking today & there's a drop of water on the egg I separated. A nice size drop. There is no extra water on the sides or top of the container. I think...

Okay so I changed out the substrate. Wiped off what worms I could see. Haven't seen anymore on them. Separated 1. Didn't have a hole but Had a bump on it, so I wasn't sure if it was about to get a hole or was a hole that sealed up. Anyways the 1 I separated yesterday now has a water drop on it...

Yes. Only put the ones not damaged in a new container. Won't turn them. Check the bottoms. I'll update. & Again thank you. You've been a big help.

Ok. Thank you so much. I will try that. Hopefully my hatchlings aren't infested. I've done a lot of research on adults. & That parasites are very common in chameleons & can even help with digestion. But an infestation is bad. & With babies that worries me. I'm going to try picking off what I can...

No. I looked really good. No fruit flies. I didn't notice the hair looking worms till today. Wonder if that 1 egg with the hole could of had worms & they got out through that hole? Is that possible? They're only centimeters long. Way skinnier then the fruit fly cultures larvae I have. Wonder if...

They're hard to get a picture of. Look like white hairs. What wiggle around. Opaque sorta. Not transparent but sorta.

I thought it was a fuzzy. When I showed the light on them they were moving around like skinny white worms. Looked like pinworms that I've seen yrs ago from my cat. (That I don't have any more) that's what they looked like but smaller & skinnier. They look longer then any larvae I have ever seen...