How long do panther chameleon eggs take to hatch?

Panther chameleon eggs take a long time to incubate, so be patient. There are two ways to incubate the eggs, one is to leave them at a constant temperature from 72-78 F. Incubation times very greatly and you should expect hatchlings as early as 6 months but they could incubate as long as 12-14 months.

How long does it take to incubate chameleon eggs?

What happens next? Your eggs will take roughly 6-9 months to hatch so it’s a long wait for chameleon babies.

How long are veiled chameleons pregnant for?

165 to 200 days
Egg boxes are placed on shelves in a walk-in closet-size room that is heated to a fairly constant 80 degrees Fahrenheit. At this temperature, incubation lasts for 165 to 200 days.

How long does it take for a veiled chameleon to lay eggs?

Some chameleons are ready to lay eggs at as young as 6 months whereas others may not lay eggs until they’re closer to 2 years.

Is it hard to hatch chameleon eggs?

Typically, all of the Veiled chameleons in a single batch of eggs will hatch within a week of each other, often within two days. Panthers may take up to 2 months for a single batch of eggs to completely hatch, so don’t throw eggs away if they seem to lag behind unless you are sure they are a dud.

How do I know if my veiled chameleon is gravid?

It is relatively easy to tell if a chameleon is pregnant as the eggs create lumpy bulges in their sides. Once the female has deposited her eggs, the bulges are no longer there. When you look at a chameleon, you would not think they are natural diggers.

How do I know if my veiled chameleon is fertile?

They look yellow inside when candled during the first couple of months whether they are fertile or not. Best thing to do would be to assume fertile and check them regularly. If they are not fertile they will collapse and go bad within a couple of weeks… usually.