Should the cage have a basking light on in one corner all day or one that comes on for a few minutes at a time (controlled by a timer) several times a day. I am afraid of overheating a newborn
What is the best temp for the cool side of the cage?
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A few more questions about newborn veiled chameleons (sorry)
anson
May 25, 2003 04:48 PM
Replies (2)
lele
May 25, 2003 06:54 PM
Sonia - read the linked article (below) in Cham News.
Here's another on Adcham: http://www.adcham.com/html/husbandry/babycare.html
Hope these help!
lele
babies first weeks
anson
May 26, 2003 12:28 PM
Gee I am saying that a lot. I am beginning to wonder if there is anyone else out there?
The baby is doing quite well so far and is very active in his cage today. I have not seen him eat yet but I have provided him with fruit flies and my vet says they will usually start eating after a few days. I have several babies so far this year. A baby leopard gecko. 2 baby crested geckos and now the chameleons. I breed one or two pairs of each for the sheer fun of it. I am hooked on the egg laying and hatching process. Its amazing to me, although quite an expensive hobby! I have several other veiled eggs sweating and one is slitting right now. Gotta go bye!
