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Hello there miss skittles, it’s Frank. Just letting you know that I may be quiet after the egg laying but I’ve been very busy working for the holidays and when I’m not working I’m busy making sure my girl (Calypso) is happy and healthy. I’m using this reply of yours as my feeding order and basis...

Just letting y’all know that there were actually ten eggs. One must have rolled down underneath one of my plastic containers but I found it the next day. I also got vermiculite, soaked in distilled water and rung it out then transferred all the eggs to the vermiculite. Whether or not they are...

I dug up the eggs and marked them before removing them. Cleaned off all the sand and placed them in perlite. She laid 9 eggs that weigh 9.6 grams.

I could only find perlite. The place that I get my vermiculite is closed. Is that ok to use? If so I’ll start digging up the eggs and placing them

I had to find them. I take a lot of pics.

Wow! The 80’s? I’m 47 and got into it in ‘07. That was when I got my Otis. I’ll post a pic. Or 2. No nobody knew anything. They died all the time bc they require much different care than any other reptile. Pet stores have no idea still. When you get a chameleon they now own you. 😁 Am I wrong...

Thank you very much! Yes she finished her process and cover the hole. She’s back in her chill spot in her ficcus tree. I misted her lightly and watched her drunk. I put a couple crickets and a super worm but I don’t know if she has eaten. I have to work tonight and everything g will be closed...

Yes ma’am happy new year!🎈

No it’s totally cool. Talk a lot to me. You are really giving me much valued information and advice. It seems the chameleon community knowledge has coming a long way since I’ve had my arsenal of chameleons I guess back in 2012 when my Otis died after five years which was my fault and still hard...

Thanks for being here for me. You and missskittles have really helped me out a lot. When I bought her I thought I would have more time to prepare for this day. Ufffff. I’m wondering if the eggs will be fertile. She was in a small cage with two males so….

I threw the box away. It’s the only night light they had. It’s black. You’ve probably seen the exact same one in pet stores.

I always had night lamps for all my other veileds. No?

I just turned out her basking lights and turned on her night lamp. Not even going in the room. She’s all the way in the hole. All I see is her butt and tail. Just leaving her be

I just thought about this, when I bought her she was in a tiny cage with two males. Could this mean the eggs are fertile. Should I incubate the sand? What would I do with a bunch of babies?? I didn’t get her to breed her but I knew I would have to deal with the egg laying process but just not...

Wait y’all, she chose the deep sand bowl THANK GOD, but she is digging. I’m still learning to navigate this forum. I’m replying to @MissSkittles and @kinyonga. Thanks y’all for all the great advice. I’m so freaking out. She’s finally digging.

Wow! Thanks for this!!! I wish I had this advice many years ago with my Otis.

I thought I was replying to you but I guess I sent the pics to miss skittles of her back right leg. I’m sorry I’m still getting used to this forum. BUT NOW SHES DIGGING! I left the room. She chose the dish that is the most shallow though. I’m so scared. I can’t see her. I covered the whole cage...

Oh my gosh oh my gosh!!!! She’s digging she’s digging she’s digging! I’m freaking out. But she chose the dish that’s the most shallow!!! Ohhh why? I can’t look. I left the room I’m not going back in. Not even letting my little dog in. I don’t want her to see me. I was just going to turn out her...

Sorry I sent the photo to someone else or did I? These threads are new to me. I apologize. Here it is

She’s not shedding but it does look like it. She has some white lines and looks like skin. So far no loose skin. She might be trying to escape when I tried to hold her while moving things around. She got really scared. I try to leave her alone and she prefers that. Once out of the cage she’s...