We love your shop, we go in a few times a month now. Your staff is incredible and patient with our daughter and our questions.....and now I love your channel! We want a female from this clutch. Are any of these from Kammerflage? We are wanting a Sambava Male to breed with an Ankaramy female...is that dumb? They are our two favorite locales. Can we put a deposit on a female from this clutch? Thank you!
Have you ever had an issue with a veiled chameleon laying eggs and over exhausting herself? One of my females is having her first clutch, after about a week of exploratory Digs, she committed to a spot and spent about 14 hours digging before she laid her nest. I just wonder if after that long do I let her spend an equivalent amount of time exhausting herself by burying them? I've heard of people just removing them from the eggs once they are laid. Normally I would advise against this however when one takes this long I hate to see her exhaust herself to to the point of jeopardizing her health
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This guy sounds like Seth Rogan!
Insert sert rogan laugh here.
great video though dude
helped me out a lot
Lmao Foreals
if you shut your eyes, this guy is literally SETH ROGAN!
How often do you check the eggs after six months?
Do you have to use hatch rite can you use soil
I have 2 veil chamelons and I live in Florida. I put a little container with some soil in it. What would I need to get after she lays her eggs.
She is a beauty!
We love your shop, we go in a few times a month now. Your staff is incredible and patient with our daughter and our questions.....and now I love your channel! We want a female from this clutch. Are any of these from Kammerflage? We are wanting a Sambava Male to breed with an Ankaramy female...is that dumb? They are our two favorite locales. Can we put a deposit on a female from this clutch? Thank you!
What should the humidity be for panther chameleon eggs?
Did they hatch?
Did you get them to all hatch out? Also at 76 degrees how long did it take for them to hatch?
Have you ever had an issue with a veiled chameleon laying eggs and over exhausting herself? One of my females is having her first clutch, after about a week of exploratory Digs, she committed to a spot and spent about 14 hours digging before she laid her nest. I just wonder if after that long do I let her spend an equivalent amount of time exhausting herself by burying them? I've heard of people just removing them from the eggs once they are laid. Normally I would advise against this however when one takes this long I hate to see her exhaust herself to to the point of jeopardizing her health
Hello,
1. Don't you add water to eggs? (to this white specific??)
2. Do the eggs must be in dark?
Thank you for answers.
Just add water to the container - do not put water on the eggs. Also, the eggs do not have to be kept in the dark.
@@NatureBoxPetEmporium thank you!
@@NatureBoxPetEmporium one more question. If there is mould (as i think) on the eggs, it means that they were not fertilized? (placed on wermiculit)
What do you suggest for a temperature and humidity setting for veiled chameleons? Ive seen some large ranges
General answer.... Basking in the low 100's/High 90's, humidity in the 60%-ish.
Do you need to wet/check the container once you have placed the eggs in? Or do you just leave it like that for 7 months?
Checking it is a good idea but it's usually fine.
WHAT HATCHING TEMP PLEASE
mid 70's low 80's
Awesome video! How often can you pair chameleons? So let’s say she lays a clutch of eggs. How long after that can they be reintroduced to one another?
Depends on the type. But just to toss an answer out 30 days after she lays her eggs.
@@NatureBoxPetEmporium appreciated !
How many eggs hatched from those 14?
Walkin on sunshine oh wohow
Would you ship a medium sized baby chameleon to india. Plz.
Dumb question...Why can't you just leave them in the nest she dug?
you ~can~ however it is easier control temps and humidity when you incubate them.
@@NatureBoxPetEmporium Thanks! I figured that but couldn't find any information on that aspect of it. Our female just had her first clutch.
@@Freedommjw congratulations!
If orientation is not important why dig the eggs out and not dump the bucket?
Being gentle not to damage the eggs.
I close my eyes and I hear Seth Rogen
damn my 38 chameleon eggs died 😔I didn’t knew how to take care of them
Seth ROGEN
Holy shit Seth Rogan breeds chameleons
Better to pour the bucket out slowly spreading the soil on some tabletop and carefully pick the eggs.
Who else thinks this guy is weird