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[mathew]

I know I have a little bit before he's old enough. I've got a year and a half old female veiled and a five month old male. I was just wandering when he will be old enough to breed?? I just put him in her enclosure and he climbed all over her she was surprisingly not to upset. I was going to put pics but I can't figure out how to load pics from my phone. Gonna try to find the app so I can get some pics on here

 

[juju]

I don't know 100% but i believe that you have to wait till he's about 6-7 months before u try i might be wrong but im pretty sure.

 

[TheLivingLegend]

I don't know 100% but i believe that you have to wait till he's about 6-7 months before u try i might be wrong but im pretty sure.

That sounds about right, the females need to be at least a year old.

 

[TreeTopChameleons]

Although I have heard of males as young as 4-5 months receptive to breeding, I believe most people have success with males that are at least 7 months of ages as a minimum, this usually gives them enough time to grow, and not be completely dwarfed in size by the mature female! Good luck with your breeding...

Rich

 

[mathew]

Thanks for your help. There's just so much info out there. I wish I could figure out how to get pics of them on here from my phone. I have some in the galleries. Ok now when I put him in there. Everything is ok as long as she doesn't turn black or hiss?? And if some one could tell me how I know if he's got his business done? How long does it usually take? Thanks for your help I like the forums.