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This is very helpful and very informative. I prefer my method, because it has proven more successful for me, for all of my females over the years. I have tried other methods, but nothing comes close to my setup in my experience, and my girls have a much easier time with sand. Sand, when at the...

I'm very glad to hear that she was fine. :) Your chameleons look great! About the eggs...............How often do you candle them? Do you see little blood veins in the eggs? or atleast a silhouette of an embryo inside? If so, I wouldn't candle them too much, as they shouldn't see too much...

Sorry that I never replied. I haven't been on this site in months when this thread was still active. I hope everything is going well. How is she doing?

That's awesome! I'd like to see some pics of him.

Jann, :) I know what you mean, they are my life too! I love these guys, they're family. :)

How is she doing?

Hello jannb! I love these photos, your chams are amazing! Congratulations on your success with these beautiful chams!

It's ok. I'm very forgiving. I'm here to make friends, not enemies. :) I just want to be friends with everyone. We are all supposed to be here to show care, kindness, and help each other, and that's what I'm here for too, to encourage, to help, and to contribute to making this world a...

That's good. I'm so happy she's laying! :) What is she laying in? Soil or Sand ? Just give her time, and she will probably lay all of them soon. I'm so glad she's doing ok. :)

I hope she is doing ok. :)

Um, ok....... I am happy. No worries. I did no such thing. I did not start a fight, and I did not try to. :) Please, please do not fight with me. It is "very" clear that am I "not" the one starting a fight here. I have agreed with others. I was just attempting to make the point that I had...

I have stated this already. I have stated this already. ;)

That's great! She's ready to lay. :) ** Prepare a large container for her in a room where she cannot see anyone. ** Use sand. It's easier to dig with, and holds its shape better than soil, and is easier to extract the eggs. ** Fill most of the bucket or storage container with the sand. **...

Great pictures :) This is very helpful. Allow me to take some time to look at these carefully. I will try to help the best I can...... So far she looks really good. Make sure for now, that you give her more water. If you have given her a lot, give her even more water to drink anyway.

I agree, that is basically what I suggested. She needs a seperate large container, out of sight, with full privacy, so she will be comfortable enough to lay the eggs.............." if " she will. I hope she will.

I have basically said these things already. You also stated some good suggestions. ;)

Good point, but..... That's a good point. It's better to try and know whether it will work or not, but honestly, it probably won't help. Females naturally know when they need to go and lay their eggs. This female's behavior is not normal, which is why it is in question. I still need some...

Ok, I didn't know that you had turned on the lights at night. It's just an observation based on the photo you posted. It is misleading, but her eyes just look that way in that particular photo. There may not be anything wrong with her eyes being sunken in, but that doesn't mean she's not...

A house call would be nice, "if" they do house calls. Most likely though, if she is not even going to the bottom to dig, then she may not try at all, and will most likely need to have the eggs extracted by the vet.

^- This is exactly right. It was stated that they are fertile, so the lives of potential future babies are at risk too. Off topic.....hey Bob, that male in your avatar is just beautiful.