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Chameleon Eggs

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I will be receiving 6 panther chameleon eggs. I have a Hovabator and am wondering what an ideal temp and humidity level would be for central California. Also, when they're hatchlings, what is the best insect to feed them? I have experience with very young panthers all the way up to adulthood, but never this young! Any helpful tips and ideas would be greatly appreciated!
 
Ditch the incubator. This time of year you'll have a heel a time trying to keep the eggs cool enough. Room temp mid to low seventies. Keep them in a dark closet to help keep them at a more stable temp. Goodluck they really are easy to hatch just can take 8 months or so to hatch. Most hatch around the 6 month mark. When they start hatching leave them in the container with the other eggs. The first hatchlings help signal the rest to start hatching.
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