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I wouldn't say that egg has "hatched", but rather popped. Too much moisture, a physical disturbance, sudden temperature or pressure change, something along those lines. Bummer. Best of luck to the rest of the clutch.

Great pics all around, but that first pic is just beautiful!

Tough to see. Best of luck to you.

Looks rough, best of luck with the treatment and recovery!

As long as you use proper packaging and pay attention to weather guidelines, you should expect success when shipping your reptiles, chameleons included. August can def get a bit warm, but we have temperature guidelines at our site, in the Get Help section. When it is really warm, or hot...

Fascinating thread, thanks for the updates and pics!

Yikes. Best of luck with that.

I wouldn't have believed it without seeing it. Incredible.

Very interesting post and pics. Once you start hatching a reasonable number of reptiles (snakes, lizards, etc) you are bound to see this type of occurrence. Never easy, but it does come with the gig.

Very cool vid!

You can find shipping supplies at our site ShipYourReptiles.com, and you can book your shipment through the site as well. We have a Get Help section that will walk you through all the steps for safe and responsible shipping. Shipping rates start at 20% off the FedEx retail rate. We also offer...

Wow, really gorgeous.

Really beautiful Chameleons.

Wow, beautiful pics!

Definitely no heat pack. It is well worth your animal's life to use proper packaging, aside from the fact it is required by FedEx to ship. You can find all the info and details at our site, in the SYR Get Help section: ShipYourReptiles Get Help section You can also take advantage of...

Don't confuse ReptilesExpress.com with the Canadian company ReptileExpress.com. ShipYourReptiles.com sponsors the ChameleonForums and we would be happy to answer your questions and win your shipping business. You can register at our site and be booking a label within 2 minutes. We have an...

Hand warmers are definitely NOT ok. You shouldn't ship with anything less than a 40 hour heat pack. The heat pack builds heat, and then tapers off. A 40 hour pack will give you heat protection over a 24 hour period. A hand warmer will lose effective heat within a few hours. In addition...

I saw this thread on TheReptileReport, I am glad to be able to keep up with Chameleon stuff, and post : )

You aren't a bad guy, it is just super sensitive topic given the current legislation passed, and more trying to be passed, because of this very issue- releasing captive reptiles into the wild. What is amazing is that the legislation issue is THE TALK of the industry, you would think it has...

Bumped for sheer brilliance. Best pics I have seen all week!