elizaann2
Chameleon Enthusiast
She is beautiful!
First successful free range bioactive egg laying
- Thread starter Sonny13
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Sonny13
Chameleon Enthusiast
Thank you
Lindasjackson
Chameleon Enthusiast
Congratulations! That’s so awesome!
Sonny13
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Thanks Linda
How big have her clutches been?
Sonny13
Chameleon Enthusiast
Always between 18 and 24. This you could hardly see she was carrying eggs and we where doubting if she was caring at all. But now after she laid, she‘s skinny wrinkled again (hard to see on the above picture). She also had her “week before laying” gular udema, which she always has prior to laying.
This was her last week
MissSkittles
Chameleon Enthusiast
Poor little mama. She works so very hard. Give her an extra yummy treat for me.
Sonny13
Chameleon Enthusiast
I know and I feel so terrible sorry for her and I tried everything to slow her down, but I can’tPoor little mama. She works so very hard. Give her an extra yummy treat for me.
She already received yummy buffet today of silkworms, a waxworm, a superworm beetle and a dubia.
Sonny13
Chameleon Enthusiast
Thank you
But it’s also disturbing, in two months she becomes 3 and she keeps laying them every 4 months.
The first clutch was the absolute worst and on the edge of becoming egg bound, after that it became auto pilot for her.
Sonny13
Chameleon Enthusiast
Sonny13
Chameleon Enthusiast
So I don’t have to look at your old threads…how much do you feed her in a week? Basking temperature? Does she see other chameleons or lizards? Do you have a male veiled? What supplements do you use and how often for each? (I’m just asking everything to make sure I have the full picture to see if I can figure out any reason why she won’t slow down.)Thank you
But it’s also disturbing, in two months she becomes 3 and she keeps laying them every 4 months.
The first clutch was the absolute worst and on the edge of becoming egg bound, after that it became auto pilot for her.
Definitely good that she seems to be getting through each laying …but it is a bit of a worry too. Thing is that, just like humans and other creatures they are all a little different…and some just don’t follow the “rules”.
Sonny13
Chameleon Enthusiast
APPRECIATED!!
I feed her at Wednesday, Friday and Sunday 3-4 medium sized feeders (crickets, locusts, Dubai’s, superworm (beetles) ) And use Arcadia Earth Pro-A every feeding and every other week on Sunday Arcadia Revitalise D. She lives free range and basking temp is max 78 and only underneath the light. The rest is room temperature. No other animals in the room. However clear view to the outside trees and when receptive, she goes out of her free range on floor sitting in front of the window staring outside, in better words presenting herself to the outside world.
