Rudis pooping orange jelly beans!!!! Photo, look.

[Ocelot357]

I just noticed my rudis cham literally pooped a transparent orange jelly bean'ish thing.I posted up some pics of my cham and the poo.See if you guys see anything wrong.

 

[FooL111394]

The orange is a sign of dehydration and you may want to check for parasites because that looks like that may be causing the problem. There are people on here that can tell you way better than I can though.

 

[Dean Pulcini]

Those are called slugs unfertilized egg sacks. She'll have more.

 

[FooL111394]

XD see I need more experience. Thanks Dean!!

 

[Ocelot357]

Those are called slugs unfertilized egg sacks. She'll have more.

So it isnt because of dehydration?. This is normal?

 

[Ocelot357]

XD see I need more experience. Thanks Dean!!

Damn dude you scared the crap out of me

 

[Dean Pulcini]

It's normal for a female who was never fertilized. Chameleons can start the birthing process just from the site of a male.

 

[Ocelot357]

It's normal for a female who was never fertilized. Chameleons can start the birthing process just from the site of a male.

Thanks,Help appreciated.

 

[THECHAMMAN]

kenya's jackson had the same thing. all live bearing chams drop "slugs"

 

[kinyonga]

Dean Pulcini said..."Chameleons can start the birthing process just from the site of a male."...I'd love to read the article you got that from. Although it seems that some chameleons can start producing eggs when they see a male...I have never heard that it makes a livebearer give birth.

Ocelot367...has she been mated? How long have you had her? How many did she produce?

 

[Sporkthedork]

When I saw the pic, my first thought was slugs as well, but aren't rudis chams small? That looks like a huge slug for such a small cham. Is it because they're live bearing? When my panther female drops unfertilized eggs they're so small.

 

[Ocelot357]

Dean Pulcini said..."Chameleons can start the birthing process just from the site of a male."...I'd love to read the article you got that from. Although it seems that some chameleons can start producing eggs when they see a male...I have never heard that it makes a livebearer give birth.

Ocelot367...has she been mated? How long have you had her? How many did she produce?

Never ever been mated Or been exposed to a male cham......And i believe she is like about 5 months or so.

 

[budthecham]

just like having a period aint it?

like all women have their cycles, dogs, cats, chams

 

[Dean Pulcini]

Most of my experience comes first hand not from reading articles. Also shes not giving birth shes dropping slugs.

 

[kenya]

That is totally a slug. Give your girl lots of privacy or she may hold them in which is not so good. After she delivers them all, make sure to weigh her, feed her and giver her lots of water.

kenya's jackson had the same thing. all live bearing chams drop "slugs"

Also, we can tell who has been paying attention! Appreciated!