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I think you mean 6 months old, it appears to either be leftover shed or getting ready to shed to me.

Most of us feed as much as they'll eat daily up until 10-12 months of age then cut back to 3-5 insects every other day. Gutloading insects with a variety of fresh veggies as well. Spinach, kale, collard greens, carrots are a few good choices.

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Variety is key, here are some of the more commonly used feeders. A couple of super worms every other day should help him gain weight. If you don't already have supplements I recommend using Reptical Calcium without D3 for every feeding and RepashyLoD twice a month. Lightly dust the feeders. At...

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Sounds like you noticed this early, well done 👍 First I would double check all your numbers as far as night and day temps and humidity. I take it he's still eating ? What supplements are you using and the schedule ?

Both are doing great, here's #2 I just took today 😊

I feel this lol

Yea it is 😬

He definitely needs to see a exotics vet for treatment/amputation.

Love this !!!

I know right lol

I could be wrong but I really don't know if a vet could do much for a hatching.

Are you putting her in with him or him in with her ?

That's awesome 👍 I was doing the HAPPY dance when my first Calumma brevicorne hatched 🕺

Thanks 😊

I feel safe to say that when a female Culumma brevicorne shows a golden color in her occipital lobes that she is receptive. Morticia showed no signs of rejection (twice) as Gandalf approached.

I've never heard of this place before plus they don't have any mellers. Sadly I don't know of anyone working with mellers either.

I use Repti Calcium without D3 every feeding and Repashy Calcium plus LoD twice a month for all my chameleons except jacksons they get the RepashyLoD once a month.