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LOL, I have their parents consent!!!

Sorry yes they are Veileds...

Here is a snapshot of 2 of the 38 that have hatched so far...

I agree with Kansascity, I've hatched and raised several veileds and it comes earlier than a year. I've had them all green one day and the next showing lots of color. Be patient, good thing come to those who wait...

She has had a lay box in with her since the day I got her. I like to keep lay sites in with my female chams at all times. I've found that you never know when they're ready to lay. I usually can see some form of lumps on their sides or feel eggs when palpated. She hasn't gone down to the lay box...

She is by herself, that’s how I keep all my chams. The only time they see another cham is about a week before I breed them and then I move the male to across from them. I decrease the space between them a little each day and watch the female. If she shows receptive coloring I place them together...

Never mind I figured it out, she could see out of the window and it started stressing her out. I covered the front of her cage and she went back to normal. I’ll get some blinds and cover the window. Thanks anyway...

I've produced several clutches of veiled eggs and most of my females have done the same thing. They will usually finish up when the lights come back on and head for their basking spot. When she is done make sure to give her plenty of water, laying really dehydrates them. I usually wait two days...

I actually have a couple of facilities now, and getting ready to make an extension on one to support new growth. I'm getting ready to enlarge my Superworms business as well so I will see if I run out of room again. As soon as I get some time I will take some pics of my favorites in my collection...

A little off topic but how can I get this to fit into my signature??? 104.228.55 Crested Geckos 20.41.0 Gargoyle Geckos 1.2.0 New Ami Leachianus 1.2.0 Fimbriatus 1.2.0 Sikorae 21.45.12 Leopard 3.12.67 Veiled Chameleons 1.2.0 Ambilobe Panther Chameleons 1.3.0 Senegal Chameleons...

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? Handling - How often do you handle your chameleon? Once every other day for inspection (about 5 min) Feeding - What are you feeding your cham? What amount? What is the schedule...

She is 13 months old and has already laid a clutch of infertile eggs before I got her. The younger female I still have yet to breed due to her only being 8 months old.

Hey guys I’m new to the forum but I’ve been keeping and breeding reptiles for several years now. One of them being veiled chams, in which I’m very familiar with. About a month ago I picked up a trio of ambilobe that are about 8 months to a year old. 12 days ago I bred one of the females and she...