My wild female had her babies today. She is relatively young and small. She is in a pretty large enclosure with a lot of plants. I managed to find 4 live babies and one that was either still born or failed to break through the sack. I looked pretty thoroughly but didn’t see any more. Of course I could easily be missing some. Is that small a number reasonable for what I assume is her first litter? Haven’t had much luck finding specific numbers on this type of Jackson’s I’m going to do another search tonight with a flashlight to try to be more certain
Rainbow jackson litter size question.
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One more question, do the generally have them all in one day or can they pass them over a longer time?
That seemed to be it for babies. She is back eating fine. One of the babies died on the first night. The others seem to be doing well.
Glad she and most of the babies are doing well. How are you taking care of them? I meant to give you this link. Let me know if you have any questions.
https://www.chameleonbreeder.com/podcast/episode-002-surprise-chameleon-babies-yay-yikes/
https://www.chameleonbreeder.com/podcast/episode-002-surprise-chameleon-babies-yay-yikes/
I have them outdoors in a screen exoterra. They are eating crickets that are a few days older than pinhead.
