It might be a good idea to take her to the vet just to make sure she laid all of them, since chameleons will sometimes retain one or two when they scatter eggs like that. Also, it's probably not a good idea to breed that particular female again because once they do something like that, it can be an indicator that they will continue to have problems laying eggs in the future (even though she has laid clutches just fine in the past).
Don't know if that will work, but thank you!
Not sure if they are fertile, since I only mate her twice. I know the females retain sperm for future clutches, but doubt it in this case since the last mating happened months ago.
Just found four more eggs behind her regular planter. I think I just missed them before since they are solid rock dry.Sorry to hear that
I hope all of the eggs will be ok. How long could they have been there before you found them? If it wasn't too long, most of them will probably be alright.
Left her a few crickets this morning and they were gone this afternoon, so I am glad she is eating. But I want her to stop from laying more eggs! I thought I had it all figured it all out by twiking the temps and giving her less food and did not work.
