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how bout a link to pump So how about a link to said pump and nozzles from Home Depot so we can all check them out. I am about to buy a misting system and I am all about saving money if I can buy the same exact parts more economically(cheaply)...lol.

Cool!! Well very cool to hear. I will cover up the eggs that mine just laid then.

here's a pic "][/URL] She only laid two. I know they were slightly rolled around so I hope they will be okay.

vermiculite Wife is on her way to buy some today. So we are good now. Thanks all for the info.

pics My wife tried to take pictures while she was in the hole but they came out very blurry so I didn't bother putting them on here. I will take some pics of the eggs once I dig them out of their hole.

Well one of my females layed eggs yesterday. I haven't dug them up yet because she still looked a little plump last night...could be my imagination. I don't know if they lay all at once or in stages. Where do you all get vermiculite or incubation medium?

I leave my cool mist humidifier on all day but adjust the settings so it puts out only a little mist. That way the humidity stays fairly even all day and the habitat isn't full of fog all the time. The only time humidity falls off is if the ceiling fan is on medium or high. But I do mist several...

How did you manage to get its mouth open? I had a sick one that might have been saved if I could have done that. I was afraid of hurting it. But I wish I had an answer for you. Maybe try giving water drops with small needleless syringe.

digging I think they dig test holes like their bigger cousins. I expect one of mine will be starting to dig in the next week to two weeks. I just hope I can find the spot so I can remove the eggs.

I will keep at least one female with him. I haven't seen any females digging yet so pretty sure no eggs have been laid. And my females don't look very big yet although one of them looks a little plump. I just have to keep an eye on them. I also have one female that I think is dying from old age...

plants All I have are live plants and pretty much planted like you mentioned with a big one on each end. The smaller male still goes looking for the other one. Had to seperate them again this morning. They weren't fighting but looked like they were going to so I moved the little guy again...

my vivarium It's a 55 gallon long aquarium with cool mist humidifier and 2.0 uvb linear lamp. I did see the smaller male try to start a fight this morning.....it was actually quite comical but I stopped it and moved the little guy to the other side of his habitat. He was gaping and jumping...

While I am new at chameleons and my brevs are my first, I have seen them mate on a few occasions. When I only had one of each, I would see the male do as you have seen. After the male stood on top of the female a couple times, they both retreated to separate sides of their habitat for a couple...

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Well I added 1.3 brev pygmys to my 1.1 brevs. The new ones are a bit bigger than the first pair. They drank right away though so they were really thirsty. They all went for cover right away so I covered the front of their new home so they won't get too over stimulated. I gave them some crickets...

Awesome!!! That is an incredible enclosure!! I had to subscribe to your thread so I can steal some ideas from you..lol. I hope you don't mind.

Well back to the guessing game. I think they were fighting because I saw the "male" try to knock the other one(the one below) off a vine. And here is another full on side shot of the one that is suspect.... "][/URL] The tail just seems too long for a female in my opinion.

fogger You could also build your own fogger using a cool mist humidifier from Walgreens or Bed Bath and Beyond. Just use one with the largest reservoir you can find so you don't have to fill so often. There are Youtube videos for examples which is what I did.

I know what you're saying...lol. Maybe they were just "wrestling" a little bit. I guess if I catch the "female" digging and laying, then I will know for sure. Otherwise I will just sit back and be hopeful.

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