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03-02-2006, 05:10 AM
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Chameleon eggs
I have some chameleon eggs in the incubator right now and i was wondering if they were still alive? they are still white and plump i havent candled them so yea ...... but would i know for sure if they were dead they would get brown and moldy right? well i was just wondering i know gecko eggs but these chameleons are a first .....
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03-02-2006, 05:22 AM
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I have no clue. But congratz if the're still fertile.
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chameleon eggs take a long time to hatch but as long as they are white and fat they are fine. here are mine at three months veiled chameleon eggs. 9 left out of 44
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03-02-2006, 03:45 PM
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keep the eggs in the dark don't candle them until they aready to hatch
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03-03-2006, 05:00 AM
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How long
So how long is the estimated time ... i heard three months but i am not sure .... there was a female Sailfin that came in at the pet sotre where i work and she laid eggs so i took them home and stuck them in an incubator ...... so i hope they hatch soon my geckos are getting fat and gravid well thanx for the info
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03-04-2006, 03:20 AM
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how long have you had the eggs for. sailfin only take 3-4month to hatch which is really cool. how many eggs did you get and what do you plan to do with the babies when they hatch. at about 3month you can candle them
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I dont know
I have had the eggs in the incubator for almost exaclty three months.. i plann to sell most of them i usually dont keep Chameleons i will probably keep one or two... The female laid eleven eggs and they are all still living ... so i think they will do very well....... any advice for when they hatch? i have messed with the ones at work but never had any of my own ... i usually deal woth snakes..... so yea ...
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03-06-2006, 11:48 AM
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setup a 15-20 gallon tank with plant have a uv light ready and heat lamp. dusted cricket everyday with repcal and (heptivite twice a week) spray the cage 3 times a day. no heat pad. good luck
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03-09-2006, 02:28 PM
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thank you
Thanks alot jville your very knowlagable in chameleons.... i appriciate the great information......i am glad i found redtailboa .net
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Hey if you need a home for one or two, I guess you could twist my arm, and I would take them 
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Hey if you need a home for one or two, I guess you could twist my arm, and I would take them |
I think he could twist my arm as well... 
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03-10-2006, 02:52 PM
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let me know when they hatch and post some photos for me. i would like one if it is possible. here is one of mine
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let me know when they hatch and post some photos for me. i would like one if it is possible. here is one of mine
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Ok - that is officially the coolest lizard pic of all time!
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03-10-2006, 06:37 PM
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that pic i took this morning i place her in a hanging plant while my male was eating to make sure he is eating and five minutes after i put her there she was like that. plus it relieve her from stress being high up out of peoples reach. she stay at an elementary school
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AHHHh yes that would be stressful for anyone..LOL
Its a really neat picture...I really want a chameleon. (along with a prairie rattler, monacled cobra, Rhino Viper...and others)
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what kind of chams are these again? i'm looking for a jacksons, gonna pick up one of those reptariums soon for later, just on the lookout for a jacksons, veileds i dont know about, last one i had was a, well i can't post that word
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03-10-2006, 08:56 PM
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the chameleon in the pic is a veiled i plan on getting a pair of jackson soon i just have to find a way to pick them up. i don't have a car.
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what kind of chams are these again? i'm looking for a jacksons, gonna pick up one of those reptariums soon for later, just on the lookout for a jacksons, veileds i dont know about, last one i had was a, well i can't post that word |
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i want a panther, or a veiled..the one in the pic is adorable, u should switch your avatar around and alternate the one you have with that one..No one shows off chameleons really in their avatars..and that pic makes me laugh!
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