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IMHO…it would likely be best for the health of the hatchlings to hatch at the appropriate number of days (like nature should do) to have properly developed, healthy babies. You might find this interesting… “These results support and extend ideas regarding a constancy in the number of...

With female veiled chameleons in particular, if they are not kept in a particular fashion (diet, temperature wise, etc) they can produce too many follicles/eggs and become eggbound and develop follicular stasis…so as they approach sexual maturity, you want to make sure you control their feeding...

You said…”I know it’s not needed and I know how to hatch them without it. I’m just wondering the temps for diapause because it would be better for them to hatch much sooner”…why do you think it would be better for them to hatch sooner?

@MissSkittles said…”Over the past year, I’ve noticed the forum slowing down and it saddens me. Very few stick around after getting the help they need”…I’ve mentioned this a couple of times on here and even told some of the members that they should continue to visit here, to spread the...

Happy Birthday to @Gloriawood ! Hope you have q great day!

This one is a good one to read and believe… https://chameleonacademy.com/chameleons-and-their-colors/ I have no scientific proof for you that they can control their colour changes. I can tell you of one very peculiar colour change one of my chameleons did many years ago that makes me wonder...

This isn’t really an answer…take them for what they are worth…there are bits and pieces that might be of interest to you in each of these… Another one…there are quite a few mistakes in this one..horns on a veiled, etc.. One more…

Happy birthday to @MzLaurie …hope your day is a good one!

Hope everyone had a happy Easter…I know…I’m a little late.

IMHO…at least some species can to some degree sense when another chameleon is nearby as well…this has not been proven by studies as far as I know though.

You said…”I've read somewhere that some certain colors can make chameleons stressed or something like that. I have this old American flag and other stuff hanging up on the wall near his cage and I'm wondering if this could cause stress or something?”…IMHO, it’s not the colours of things around...

You and @MissSkittles said this… “Handling -I handle her maybe 1-2 times per week. I used to use her for outreach events but have since stopped. The latter sounds like it would have been stressful, so glad that has stopped.”…my first thought when I saw this was that the outreach events would be...

You might find this interesting… https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/training-behaviors.138005/

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1055790314002668

https://www.firstcry.ae/appdownload?ref2=Desktop_Appdownload_popup_banner

Heard this one? English translation… All of us All of us Let us look at our way of life Our children Our grandfathers All of us All of us Let us look at our way of life Our rivers Our lands This is our reason This one…

I also know that the zoo will “target train” a reptile like a Komodo dragon to follow a laser to the meal so they don’t have to be in the cage with the Komodo dragon…but I have no idea if a chameleon would ever figure that out. https://taronga.org.au/news/2018-07-11/lasers-lead-way-komodo-dragon

I do think at least some chameleons recognize people to some extent. There was a graceful chameleon I wanted to buy in a store once many years ago. The store staff would not let me handle it saying it was very aggressive. It was not reacting that way to me IMHO…but when the store manager...

One issue I can see with experimenting with diet is that you might cause the chameleon some health issues such as MBD if the diet isn’t balanced….and it will just be suddenly obvious not show up slowly enough to correct before it does damage. You need someone with more knowledge of nutritional...