Harvey, finally exploring bottom of cage to lay eggs!

[Lamron300]

its been about two weeks since i posted last about my gravid female, and finally as i came home from school around 12 yesterday i look and saw she was at the base of her tree digging around. I was a bit startled haha and so was she, but since i have put sheets around all sides and left her alone so im hoping she lays sometime this week. here is a picture from about 2-3 days ago

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[Beautiful4Ever]

So beautiful!

 

[TiCKLEMEGREEN]

Hi, I just read this post, and hope that you could help me with something. I didn't want to cross post by making a new thread about this, but you sound like you might be able to help me. I know a lot of people don't have actual dirt/substrate in their cham's setup. It sounds like you do have some in yours, as you said she was down on the bottom digging. I also have substrate at the bottom of my terrarium... I have eco earth coconut husk substrate that is about 6-7 inches deep... I just noticed that my female, Demi, has the bump near her hind legs, and has been spotty the last few days. She is just about 6-7 months, so I know she is reaching sexual maturity and do not want her to get egg bound! If I have the substrate on the ground of her terrarium {she's in a 55 gallon} is she all set, or do I still need to put a 'laying bin' down for her? Hope you can help =) Thanks!

 

[NHenn]

Lamrom, she is beautiful, love the dark spots wow. Good luck with her laying! Be sure to keep us posted with picture of all the eggs!!!

Ticklemegreen, not sure about the eco earth coconut husk as a laying area. It might work fine but I honestly don't know. I would read Jannb post and check out Dez's video

https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/jannb/345-egg-laying-laying-bin.html

https://www.chameleonforums.com/laying-bin-set-up-educational-video-77225/

Hope these help!