CamiGirl89
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I placed Cami in her laying bin before I left for dinner. When I came back 2 hours later, these pictures are what I found! 
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Cami in her Laying Bin!
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KarmaChameleon1337
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Is it atleast 12 inches deep? It looks fourish.
CamiGirl89
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It is 10-11 inches deep (14 in the areas where she now has a mountain). She just has her head poking out of her hole now! This is such an exciting time!
KarmaChameleon1337
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Good, don't bother her or let her see you until she's done. she could abandon the hole and become eggbound.
ChameleonNerd
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it doesn't need to be 12 inches deep. in many cases, 6 inches will suffice.
i really like that side view though. how well do you think you will be able to see her from from the side when she's actually laying? i feel like that would be awesome to watch
i really like that side view though. how well do you think you will be able to see her from from the side when she's actually laying? i feel like that would be awesome to watch
CamiGirl89
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Yes I know this, thank you! She has well-fed crickets and fresh water waiting for her as soon as she covers them up 
KarmaChameleon1337
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The day they invent invisible sand.. that would be amazing.
CamiGirl89
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I liked the side view, as well! I can tell what she is doing without her knowing I'm watching... sneaky lol. I can see her back legs move once in awhile, and can barely see her back move here and there. Basically I see her shadow, it is quite awesome!
CamiGirl89
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She is just now finishing covering up the hole. From the time I posted this, till right now, that is how long it took her to turn her butt around, lay the eggs, and fill in the hole! She has turned a black/grey color with robin's egg blue and cream colored spots. She looks a little wobbly, odds are she's exhausted! I'm letting her finish up before I put her into her cage with her heat light, gut-loaded crickets, and fresh water. She seems to be a real natural at this! *fingers crossed*
CamiGirl89
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I am very pleased to announce that Cami had 41 eggs in her first clutch. She is currently hunting down crickets as we speak
BugCatcher
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Great side view through the bucket. I really like the silhouette. Grats on the clutch. Is this her first?
CamiGirl89
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Thank you! And yes, this is her first clutch, I was not expecting that high of a number!
lindawaz
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Congratulations on you surviving her first clutch.
Here is an excellent blog that tells you how to reduce the size of the clutch.
http://raisingkittytheveiledchamele...ed-min=2007-01-01T00:00:00-08:00&updated-max=
Here is an excellent blog that tells you how to reduce the size of the clutch.
http://raisingkittytheveiledchamele...ed-min=2007-01-01T00:00:00-08:00&updated-max=
camimom
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Thank you! And yes, this is her first clutch, I was not expecting that high of a number!
Read the blog and you can reduce it or even prevent her next one.
However, 41 isnt too too bad, compared to someone whose female laid 71!
CamiGirl89
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Reducing would be fine with me (given that 41 will hatch... not entirely sure how to tell if they are fertile). However, I want her to have one more fertile clutch in the future. She is doing fantastic, she is back to her normal self thismorning, just thinner 
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