Not laying eggs!!!!

[maddiface123]

Your Chameleon - panther, female, about 8 months . 2 months
Handling - 3 times weekly
Feeding -what ever she will eat she is super picky? as many as she will eat any where from 3-6 crickets hornd worms wax worms or super worms. every morning around 10am.
Supplements -the one with d3 dont rememeber the brand and with out 2 times monthly?
Watering - mister 3 times daily with a dripper. for about 2 min each time? Do you see your chameleon drinking? yes
Fecal Description - healthy poop . no testing?
History -

Cage Info:
Cage Type - screen. dimensions size big enough for a male my fiance made the cage not me? i have pics though
Lighting - 75 wat house bulb for basking temp and the recommended uv bulb ?9am-8pm till dark out.
Temperature - basking 85-87 ( floor 70t)? 68? daily readings
Humidity - What are your humidity levels range from 30-80 every 3 hrs ? misting? humidity gauge ?
Plants - live and viney ones? lol dont remember the names but they are ok to use.
Placement - living room ? ? 4 feet off ground
Location - michigan



my chameleon will not lay her eggs isnt ever interested in the laying binnwe got her and its the 3d one. we sopped her from going down to the bottom of the cage by puting a fals bottom up but now she wont even go into the bin. yesterday she fell off a branch on the cage floor. she is not not eating at all drinkiing just fine but not eating.

i dont know what to do.

 

[reptileguy112]

Cover up cage with a tarp or blanket and leave it completely alone for 2-3 days don't even peak or bump into it at all. If she is not eating and she doesn't lay in the 2-3 days she might need an injection of Oxytocin from the vet

 

[jannb]

This is a very good post about making a laying bin. I especially like the last one pictures. Have you tried and of these yet? https://www.chameleonforums.com/my-chameleon-doesnt-like-her-egg-bin-140593/

You might also find my egg laying blog helpful.
https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/jannb/345-egg-laying-laying-bin.html

 

[reptileguy112]

jannb, that first link you put up is a thread made by the person who made this thread.

 

[kinyonga]

its recommended that you dust at most feedings with a phos. free calcium powder, twice a month with a phos. free calcium/D3 powder and twice a month with a vitamin powder that contains a beta carotene source of vitamin A.

What do you gutload/feed the insects with?

 

[maddiface123]

carrots potato kayle and what not

 

[maddiface123]

also what about misting i dont have an auto mister...do i mist while she is covered???