Search results for query: *

Pic

Hi, I have a two month baby panther chameleon. I’m wondering if any of y’all know the gender I feel like it’s a girl but I’m not sure. The picture doesn’t show the color well, but on the cheeks / face they’re greenish blue. And don’t worry I did not buy this from a breeder this was my first...

The rocks did not dry out… I did add water though to cool them down asap, then removed the extra water once they cooled down also the eggs still have moisture inside them.

Ok & They are squishy though & They weren’t before the innocent

@CCT Reptiles

Laid? Jun 30th. when the temp went up to 140 f that happened 2 days ago

Here’s an update of them. What do y’all think?? @kinyonga @jannb @CCT Reptiles

He’s ok. Hasn’t eaten anything and is black most the time :/ . Kinda moves around. He’s in a little mesh nano cage. T5 going across his cage. Has a heat lamp in the corner around 80-85. It’s a little chilly in my house so having a basking spot I think was necessary (I have a temp gun to make...

Yes almost 7 months. I had 1 hatch 2 days ago and then 2 rip their egg cause they were ready to come out. Sadly those 2 got cooked. Today I woke up and the eggs are a bit smaller and squishy. I don’t think they’re alive just cause no little animal can live in 140 degrees. Who knows how long it...

Also if they aren’t alive will they mold within a day or 2?

I opened one up and it was most wasn’t dry but his eyes are open is that normal?

Do you still think the eggs are alive? They were starting to hatch.

Discoloration cause when my female laid them I didn’t rinse the eggs off. It’s dirt.

I had my eggs in an incubator set to 27 Celsius. I left my house around one and came home around five and saw that the incubator was bumped up to 60 Celsius two babies tried to escape but passed but I’m not sure if my eggs are still alive, I opened one up and there was still moisture. It was not...

So the ones that are splitting are in random spots but I did move them to one area so it doesn’t affect the other eggs & Dec 30th is when they hit 6m. & on the lid it’s not moist i poked some holes to let some of the humidity out.

sorry, I’m not sure why the lid is so blurry. Anyways here are the eggs, & yes Panther

The reason why they are in a incubator is cause I don’t have a ac unit I use window ac & my house is usually around 66 - 70 (If it’s cold outside it gets really cold inside. I just didn’t want them to die. )

I feel like the set up is pretty good but I just don’t understand why the eggs “burst”

I keep them in an incubator & it’s around 75 degrees & they’re sitting on pebbles. I don’t know what they are called but I bought them at an expo. The rocks are not soaked. I pat dry them with a paper towel so it’s not too much water.

This has happen to 5 eggs now. Why is this happening?