You should offer food the next day after they hatch. Chameleons in general are loners. If you have to handle them to move to another cage for cleaning I would use a stick but don't handle too much because it still stress them out. Wait about a month before trying to handle if you can. Good luck.
Thanks for the comment. I just used dowel rods that I got from Menards. Any big box hardware store should have them. I zip tied to start and hot glued them once I got them all set. Thanks for checking out the video.
@@mosaexotics6587 How many chameleons go and one tub? My chameleon literally just had babies and I’m trying to find out how many totes I need. I know I will have to separate them after three months but for now can I put all of them in a large tote with plenty of room lights and feed?’s
Congrats. Make sure you feed them twice a day. I'd put 10 or so in each tub. Sometimes they hatch at different rates so the early risers go in the first and so on. Pay attention, as they get bigger they will try climbing out that's when you switch to a screen enclosure.
Hi i was watching your video for care for 5 baby chameleons I found in my enclosure I was told my chameleon was a male but I guess she wasn’t after all and I changed them into a 10 gallon tank with a pathos plant and some sticks and vines to hold on to and they have some type of heating I honestly was not prepared for this so I am doing my best
You will have to switch to a bidet screen cage. They grow fast. You will also have to separate them once they get bigger. Thanks for checking out the video. Good luck.
We didnt know our female chameleon was pregnant. One day she had 23 baby chameleons. We have only like 3 left right now, the rest of them died. How do we keep them alive and help them survive? 🥺😥
Sorry you lost so many. Good luck with the rest. Make sure they have a separate enclosure. If you have one already you know what’s needed for the set up. Get pinhead crickets or flightless fruit flys. Make sure they have proper heating. The babies could be tricky to keep alive because they are so delicate. Good luck.
Quick question(s) They can't be with their parents? If so why? Also how old can they be to be with their parents or can they like... never be with them?
When the female lays eggs she goes back to her regular routine. If they hatch in the same enclosure the female might eat them. I would never risk that and always keep them separated.
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@@eduardoflores-nn2td well the babies should be ready in a couple months. Probably middle of August. If you're still not sure of the gender, by then, you can send me some pics and I'll help you out.
Great setup. That one that was out is adorable!!
Thanks. They are so tiny. Some come out of the egg with such nice patterns. Thanks for the comment and checking out the video.
Sweet setup!! Good luck with everything!!
Thanks brother. So far so good.
Omg their just too adorable😍💜🤗awwwww 💞☺
Your rock Mike!!!
No you rock. Thanks for the comment and checking out the video.
Nice setup and congratulations on the babies. It’s sure a long wait for them to hatch. What are you feeding them at that age!
Thanks for checking out the video and commenting. I feed them pinheads but they will also take flightless fruit flies at that age.
Can you do a video of how you set it all up
How is the substrate not an issue? I've head hatchlings get the tiniest things while attempting to eat
How long does the mister go off for? Where do U put them when they get a little bigger?
How soon after the chameleons hatch can you handle and feed them???
You should offer food the next day after they hatch. Chameleons in general are loners. If you have to handle them to move to another cage for cleaning I would use a stick but don't handle too much because it still stress them out. Wait about a month before trying to handle if you can. Good luck.
Nice set up! How did you make your post/branches? What kind of material is that?
Thanks for the comment. I just used dowel rods that I got from Menards. Any big box hardware store should have them. I zip tied to start and hot glued them once I got them all set. Thanks for checking out the video.
@@mosaexotics6587 How many chameleons go and one tub? My chameleon literally just had babies and I’m trying to find out how many totes I need. I know I will have to separate them after three months but for now can I put all of them in a large tote with plenty of room lights and feed?’s
Congrats. Make sure you feed them twice a day. I'd put 10 or so in each tub. Sometimes they hatch at different rates so the early risers go in the first and so on. Pay attention, as they get bigger they will try climbing out that's when you switch to a screen enclosure.
@@mosaexotics6587 oh I got a Jackson. They all hatched LOL they are live bearers
Lol. I thought you had Panthers. In any case I would still do 10 per tub and switch them over to a screen when needed. Good luck.
Hi i was watching your video for care for 5 baby chameleons I found in my enclosure I was told my chameleon was a male but I guess she wasn’t after all and I changed them into a 10 gallon tank with a pathos plant and some sticks and vines to hold on to and they have some type of heating I honestly was not prepared for this so I am doing my best
You will have to switch to a bidet screen cage. They grow fast. You will also have to separate them once they get bigger. Thanks for checking out the video. Good luck.
Very nice
We didnt know our female chameleon was pregnant. One day she had 23 baby chameleons. We have only like 3 left right now, the rest of them died. How do we keep them alive and help them survive? 🥺😥
Sorry you lost so many. Good luck with the rest. Make sure they have a separate enclosure. If you have one already you know what’s needed for the set up. Get pinhead crickets or flightless fruit flys. Make sure they have proper heating. The babies could be tricky to keep alive because they are so delicate. Good luck.
Quick question(s) They can't be with their parents? If so why? Also how old can they be to be with their parents or can they like... never be with them?
When the female lays eggs she goes back to her regular routine. If they hatch in the same enclosure the female might eat them. I would never risk that and always keep them separated.
@@mosaexotics6587Thank you this is really helpful!
@@espinalgirls8700 my pleasure. Glad to help. Good luck with your clutch.
@@mosaexotics6587that's what we heard too but our female wasn't eating them.
What live plants are you using?
I use pothos and umbrella plants. Sometimes I may use a fern as well. Thanks for the comment and checking out the video.
WHAT IS INCUBATION TEMP FOR VEILED EGGS PLEASE
I incubate at room temp. No additional heat needed.
Are you selling any types of chameleon???
Yes I will be selling this clutch. They should be ready the end of July.
You don’t have any panther chameleon for sell by any chance?
The clutch that is hatching now are Panthers. They will start being for sale toward the end of July. What are you interested in? Male or Female?
MOSA Exotics I really want a male panther.. How much are you going to sell them for?
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Any available man?
Thanks for checking out the video. I will have the babies available in about 2 months. What are interested in? Male or female?
MOSA Exotics well I have a baby but I don’t know the gender but I bought it as a male I would be interested in a baby female
@@eduardoflores-nn2td well the babies should be ready in a couple months. Probably middle of August. If you're still not sure of the gender, by then, you can send me some pics and I'll help you out.
MOSA Exotics Forsure bro how can I get your contact info ?
Crickets smell like hell