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10-28-2005, 03:13 AM
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Yup.... they can hatch at different times. Keep close eye on them, you should see more pipping any time.
Good luck with them all!
Morgana
Reptayls, Ltd.
www.reptayls.com
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10-29-2005, 12:24 AM
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Originally Posted by gemdreamer
I just wanted to let you all know that on October 25th we had to baby veileds hatch.... So, so cute...
I am curious though, is it normal for them to hatch out like this. I mean on different days? I can still see babies moving around in the eggs, I have 51 eggs left to hatch out.
Any help on this issue would be great.
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Howdy,
I helped a friend hatch her 57 veileds. The hatching occured over about 10 days. I hope that you have a zillion fruit flies and pinhead crickets. When you have 50 babies, you could go through as many as 500 pinheads in a day or so. I went through several thousand pinheads in the first 10 days. Do you have a plan for their futures?
Here's a photo of one of the ones that I hatched...
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10-29-2005, 03:27 AM
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Yes, I have plenty of crickets as I order them by the thousands and I have been trying my hand at fruitflys with not alot of luck. I have other reptiles that I breed, but this is the first time with Veiled Chameleons.
I appreceiate the info on the hatching times, as I could not find anything online regarding from the time they start hatching until the whole process is over.
I am curious at one thing thou, today I noticed that a couple of the eggs had some unusual patterns on them, almost as if they were thinning? I guess thats how I should describe it. I also noticed that the eggs are growing and which is making the egg peel and I am assuming this is all normal. They all seem to be healthy, no denting in or molding.
Well I will keep you all posted if anything changes or we have any new hatching.
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