what to do with infertile chameleon eggs

We’ve hatched-out over 18 different species, and the only one that we don’t get strong hatch percentages with is the Carpet chameleon (Many hobbyists purchase small pre-made incubators for their chameleon eggs, but we’ve found they are unstable and can experience sudden wide temperature fluctuations. Also I have a couple eggs that are bright yellow and some eggs are huge and bright red when candleThis might sound crazy, but eggs will normally take about 8-9 months from when they are laid to hatch. Many new keepers are often shocked to discover that females
I’ve removed eggs of course.She seems to be rebounding rather well, still tries to kill me (rescued her from pet store that kept her MUCH too long and she was way too big for her little aquarium cage and had never been handled..they gave her to me for $20 and I took her with no chameleon or reptile experience because they had said if they didn’t sell her they’d “get rid of her”..so she’s a spitfire and makes me worry that trip to the vet is enough stress to kill her…) poop is a little lacking and oily, thoughts?Proud of her and so glad I was able to get her through it. Keep hydrating the mossy stuff. But if I go a few days without direct misting while worrying about her stress level she starts showing signs of dehydration and gulps water next time I do it directly.

to be fertilized and would be ready and willing to mate with a male. So yes chameleons can and will lay unfertilized eggs without the need to find a mate beforehand.There are many variables on determining this. A sheet covering the cage during this time can help make females more comfortable and ease the process. I have not changed her u va light in 3 months.. so maybe it could be that but she is loaded with eggs I’ve never seen her so full of eggs x_x like I can see the shape and every thing… before she started actin like this I fed her some melon an papaya .now I have to feed her by hand she opens her mouth and eats when I put the food in her mouth..if you need a picture I can send you one through via text or email5.0 uvb is okay.. next bulb, get the reptisun 5.0. Is it common for them to be so weary especially after asexual reproduction that they just die out? It’s good that you hydrate her. Yup, go ahead and soak it. It’ll help me get a little bit of context. I will add one further point though and that is privacy and how comfortable and secure she feels. Any info would be great! She is having a hard time bouncing back, tomorrow will be a week since she laid her eggs. A vet may or may not have been able to do anything, in a lot of these cases probably not, unfortunately. I haven't heard of any cases in chameleons but I imagine that they might. difference. She will choose a place just once, with the right temperature for the eggs, and then nature will do the rest.

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She has FINALLY just started digging in her bin, like 15 mins ago. So respect her space and do not bother her too often.

The same is true for developing chameleons and while they won’t develop into teenagers with mood swings, they’ll always have mood swings, but they do develop in stages like every other species on the planet.Some chameleons will start laying eggs as young as six months whilst I’ve heard of others not starting to lay eggs until two years old.
I am at my wits end here. He's been in his original enclosure for about 2 days now so I'm hoping he just needs a little more time to relax as the last couple weeks may have been traumatic for him.

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I use the reptisun light 150w for light, heat and uvb and it is suspended above her cage about 10 in above her basking spot. Im just wondering if this is a normal thing for a chameleon that has just laid eggs. But equally I don't want to disturb nature at work as it were. I have checked her viv and she has already laid about 5 eggs....she just wants to be out of the viv and knocks on the doors, we take her out on her tree, but since i noticed her burrowing i have stopped taking her out, just now worried that she has already had 5 eggs and now wants to leave the viivI'm so sorry for the delay, I had family fly in from different countries every day this week. Chameleon eggs can take over a year to incubate, so if they are not laid in a sterile environment and cared for properly, there is a whole lotta time for something to go wrong and for them to die. We usually affix a plastic plant to the top of the screen cage (near the UVB lighting–we use ReptiSun 5.0 bulbs), because the baby chameleons like soaking up the rays, and if you don’t provide a way for them to get off the top of the cage (by way of easily accessible leaves), sometimes they seem to be confused as to how to maneuver elsewhere.We feed our hatchlings hydei fruit flies and pinhead crickets at birth once or twice a day. It'd been a couple of days since she'd eaten so I gave her a hornworm which she can never resist because I knew she'd need her strength. Please help.