Help with sex I see no Spurs
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rambonerzilla
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That's a girl a gorgeous one though. You got a good one!
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Kristen Wilkins
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I was thinking so . Ok so we have had her since July 20 . Pet store had her 2 months , she saw vet around 2 weeks later first week aug I believe . She did not say sex just that Francis was fantastic looking and needed drops in eyes . Thinking she's 6 month ? Should I set France's up with a laying bin now ? I guess I need a new name !!.
Chameleomom
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You have a beautiful GIRL. Get her a laying bin ready .Umm doesn't Francis work for a girl also? I have to ask why does she need drops in her eyes?
Kristen Wilkins
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yes I think so why not . We had Francis for maybe 2 weeks . She was very active , then I noticed that she was rubbing her eyes . Especially after misting . Then she would not open her eyes , but was eating and drinking , but not active so off to vet . Vet thought she maybe had an allergy or got something in eyes . We did drops for 7 days but after day 3 she was great has been since .
Chameleomom
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Great to hear!!! and welcome to the forums
Kristen Wilkins
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Just heading home with supply's . I have a pot it's 12 by 12 I'm hoping its big enough , Eco earth , and reptisand . I picked up liquid cal should I us it now ?
Kristen Wilkins
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Yes Francis has 10 to 15 small crackets dusted with calcium with out D3 every day , about 5 mealworms as well dusted , every other day papaya , or kale . Twice a month calcium and with D3 and a multivitamin . Should she be fine not having liquid calcium . I just worry if she has eggs she may not be getting enough nutrition.
jannb
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Your girl is very pretty. I love female veileds. They are the sweetest! I give my girls liquid calcium weekly when I know they have eggs and for a few days after they lay. Making eggs drains their little bodies of calcium. Here's my blog about egg laying and the laying bin and a video about making a laying bin.
https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/entry/egg-laying-and-the-laying-bin.345/
https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/laying-bin-set-up-educational-video.77225/
How to keep female veileds:
https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/entry/egg-laying-and-the-laying-bin.345/
https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/laying-bin-set-up-educational-video.77225/
How to keep female veileds:
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Kristen Wilkins
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That's for sure worry about everything . Is she warm enough did she eat enough is she hydrated lol . We have a baby bearded dragon same age , and a getgo whom is 2 . There very easy . Francis is so very sweet , she's my little Acrobat . She love to hang out to , not all chameleon like to . She has very few grumpy days . She just much more delicate then our other 2 .
Kristen Wilkins
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When I had got her , the pet store said she was to young to tell . As I read it seems with veiled chameleons it's evident from hatchlings . We are completely excited that she's a little girl . I just wish I had known right from the start so she would have been set up properly . We have a foger , I hand must 3 times a day , also use a baby dropper morning and night to make sure she getting hydrated . I'm hoping I can cover the laying bin when I mist ? Will that discourage Francis from going When she needs to ?
Kristen Wilkins
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Kristen Wilkins
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Should I not keep it in there till she starts digging in the bottom ?
jannb
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I recommend keeping a lay bin in their enclosure at all times after they reach the age of 5 months. You might find the links I attached above helpful.
