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Not from what I can see they look the same I just feel like theirs not enough humidity

Hey guys my veiled chameleon layed eggs on Wednesday. They are incubating but I don’t see any condensation building up. I am using hatch right. Should I add water to the corner of each container?

It’s around 85 degrees for the basking spot I will definitely cut back on the food, thanks!

Thanks! I’ve heard of chameleons laying 20-86 so I guess she’s in the higher number!

I’m very thankful for everyone on this forum and thank you for all the help my female chameleon just laid 70 eggs!

Thanks! Yes I do have a container, and everything is ready to go, she is still working on covering her hole right now. And I just keep a light because it was recommended to me when I first got her. I don’t have to use it if you guys don’t think it’s a good idea.

Hey everyone I breed my male and female veiled chameleon around 4 weeks ago and she has been digging a whole for 5 hours and now she is laying her eggs, should I turn of her lights and turn the night one on or keep it day so I do not disturb her?

Thanks! She has a laybin and yes they are housed separately.

Hello everyone I have a male and female veiled chameleon and they breed a little around 3 or 4 weeks ago. I think I see eggs on my chameleons side but I cannot tell if these are eggs or another issue. Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. Also if they are eggs what incubator do you...

Hi guys wednesday marks 3 weeks for my female veiled chameleon, I’ve read that it takes 3-4 weeks after mating for a veiled chameleon to lay eggs. Any ideas on what I should have in her cage besides the laying bin?

Got it! Thanks for the help!

Thank you, my chameleons all have their own caging and the female is about a year old.

Hey, I have 3 veiled chameleons and my female has looked bigger lately, any ideas on what I could use for a laying bin?

I hope everything gets better and that they get separated soon, even if they do tolerate each other the female can go through a lot of stress being with a male. It tends to shorten their life.

Yeah I’m trying to breed chameleons and it is very important to not keep them together because if the female is not ready they will fight.

Just want to make sure they are not kept together correct?

Yeah definitely a female.

Thank you that’s great advice!

A thing people should keep in mind is that chameleons are the type of reptiles you should support in their life rather then be in it.

this is link for receptive and not receptive behavior it helped me a lot