bearded pygmy laying eggs

[lizard man]

so i noticed today that my bearded pygmy was at the bottom of her cage in the corner with dirt digging i dont even know if she is pregnant i just got her like 2 months ago and i read that they can delay the egg laying so any help is welcome

 

[ReptileLove18]

check out this caresheet on pygmies, it has a section on breeding and egg laying!! https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/pygmy/

 

[ReptileLove18]

also, welcome to the forum! keep us updated on how your girl is doing and looking it says that they should look thinner after they lay, oftentimes the only indication that they had laid according to the caresheet i linked to you

 

[lizard man]

woke up this morning to find her roaming her tank. she has not been doing this for quite awile she usualy just hides behing her plant so i think she laid them i dont know were though i will just have to keep a close eye on her thanks for the help

 

[Steve C]

Congrats! I wish mine had babies ..... It's recommended you take the eggs out... Bit you need to be careful. Keep the eggs the way they were laid dont tilt them because the forming neonate will drown. Here's a link:
http://www.dendroboard.com/forum/lounge/63468-pygmy-chameleon-eggs-need-help.html

 

[Steve C]

Also just look up" Brevicauditus Pygmy Chameleon Care" and you will get a lot with all, or most having egg/neonate care

 

[lizard man]

i have looked around her tank for the eggs and cant seem to find them i dont really want to dig roung to mutch i dont want to squish thme or move them to mutch i think i will just leave them

 

[lizard man]

if any of you know were i could buy some more of thees little guys in kansas let me know

 

[Steve C]

Depending on the female they lay from 1"-4" deep...

 

[Steve C]

Also don't mix cb and wc... It's not recommended because of parasite issues