Chameleons are similar to chickens in that they will produce eggs (infertile) without even seeing a male. She does have her big girl colors/patterns so she is mature enough. The best advice I can give is to be prepared for her to lay whenever she may need to. Keep a lay bin in her enclosure at all times and periodically check to make sure the sand is moist throughout. If you like, you can mix 50/50 sand and organic soil and put a plant in the bin (Pothos is always good). Some girls will be obvious in their colors when gravid and others are more subtle. https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/veiled-chameleon-laying-101.2488/ This has pics of what my girls looked like, along with all the needed info. If you’re following the regimen to reduce egg production (basking temp at 80 max and limited food) she may not produce eggs very frequently and it is possible that she may never. My panther girl is 4 and has never produced any eggs. My veiled girl hasn’t laid since 2022. I am still prepared at all times if this changes though.
