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    chings I just came across this, so what happens now? I know nothing about chameleons as you can gather, but isnt it hard for them to successfully breed/egg hatchy thingy lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by SCOTLANDUKBOA View Post
    chings I just came across this, so what happens now? I know nothing about chameleons as you can gather, but isnt it hard for them to successfully breed/egg hatchy thingy lol

    have fun.......................linda
    once u have eggs the hard part comes!
    first month at 18?C, then raise about 0,5 degrees /day till reaching 26,5?C during the day and 23,5- 24?C during the night for 5 more months. eventually cute wee tiny things emerge from the eggs
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    I used to keep and breed veiled and hohneli chams. The veiled lays eggs and the hohneli bears live. And I know alot of people can say they are difficult to breed when it comes to the eggs etc but I found it very easy and basically had a 100% hatch rate etc.

    And they are just so cute
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    Quote Originally Posted by thistlereptiles View Post
    I used to keep and breed veiled and hohneli chams. The veiled lays eggs and the hohneli bears live. And I know alot of people can say they are difficult to breed when it comes to the eggs etc but I found it very easy and basically had a 100% hatch rate etc.

    And they are just so cute
    panther's eggs are not like veiled's ones. if u don't do the diapause, incubation can delay up to 10 months, and babies are not healty as the diapaused ones.
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    I already know that Francesco. But I wasnt going to into too much detail.
    How long is it now since you been keeping chams ?
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    we're talking about panthers here Angela, and I guess that Linda was asking for details, as an average cham's keeper knows the basic facts of cham's reproduction.
    I've been keeping chams since last october, as you know.
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    when do u expect to have the baby chams
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    they are gorjuss hope you have babies soon thanks for pictures
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    no offense mate but that is one heck of a wierd way to incubate the eggs ive never heard of somebody incubating panther eggs like that who told that info ? also nice chams are they ambilobe or diego suarez?
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