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Hope it works out for this chameleon. Hate to see them just hanging on

What type of antibiotic is used for mouthrot in chameleons I had a veiled with a eye infection and the vet prescibed baytril. Unfortunately the chameleon died

Thanks for that. I seem to be able to keep temperature okay i just worried about the humidity. I dont want them to mold. Anybody else want to chime in on correct humidity??

Hey guys just wondering if people can let me know the parameters that they incubated there panther eggs. My Nosey B just had her first clutch of 16 eggs. They are fertile but this is not only her first clutch but mine as well. I have mostly worked with Jacksons and there wonderful live birth...

Thanksalot for the replies. I have a egg laying bin in each of their enclosures. It is 14"x8"x6" deep. Maybe it is not deep enough from what you guys have recommended. I have had the small laying boxes in with them for the last month It is full of a mixture of playsand and potting soil, I...

Hey guys don't post much and as I write this it sounds like such a basic question that I should know it, but I don't. How does the egg cycle in female veileds and for that matter all egg laying chameleons work. Do they produce infertile eggs every so often whether you bread them or not. If...

All I have to say is you cant MAKE the female receptive she will be receptive when she is ready. She might be full of infertile eggs. I have not bred, but kept leopard geckos, and also bred veilds and with my natural enviroment (British Columbia) baby veilds where alot more chalenging then the...

Well I hope all works out for you it is very exciting:D

does the exo terra have very much space inside. Would it hold a couple of clutches about that size. They look good

Congratulations!! Too bad it takes so long for the little ones!! What kind of incubator is that your using.

Well I will keep this thread open and keep you posted. I will try and introduce them for a nice first date over the next week, and ill see how they react. Thanks for the help

Well he is very interested in her. I have not let them be alone yet but she did not go all black when I showed them each other last week. She did not really seem uninterested or interested. I did try and interduce them when she was pregnant(I did not know it at the time) and she went all black...

I dont know if this worked or not but I hope so. If they did here are the pictures of my Jacksons. If anybody could please let me know the exact species and if they are okay do breed together. Thanks for all the help

I appologise for all the stir. I told you I was new to this forum thing. The Female has One horn Not Two Sorry I would upload images just to get your opinion on exactly what species they are but sombody needs to let me know how to upload images unfortunatley. Once again sorry for the mistake

Hey There New to the forum and a novice I would say at Chameleons. I have two Jackson's that where purchased separatly. I have had the Male for about two years and the female about a year in half. They both are wild caught. The female was pregnant when I got here and she had babies 3 monthes...