How do chameleons reproduce?

Reproduction. Mating: Jackson Chameleons reach sexual maturity at 5 to 7 months of age. However, females are more likely to face reproductive related issues if mating before the age of 12 months. Mating periods for Jackson Chameleons are triggered by the local weather conditions. read more

The majority of chameleons lay eggs 22 to 34 days after insemination and bury them in cool, moist sand for protection against competitors. A clutch of eggs varies in size, but 35 to 85 eggs is a reasonable estimate. According to The Chameleon Company, depending on the species, chameleon babies hatch between 180 and 390 days. read more