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what did you use for your medium?ive also been trying and getting no where lol graeme

thanks,tiff he was meant to be sitting on the ear bud but did a runner lol graeme

heres are a few pics of my first nosy be hatchling looking like a male graeme

a reflector will do the job,these sit over the uv strip light and direct the uv down into your viv,a reptile or aquatic shop sell these. graeme

that viv is stunning james,b&q is the place to go for pothos(devils ivy) i paid £12 for a 3ft tall one last week. graeme

check out the new zoo med repti breeze graeme

ive also had this with my yemen hatchlings,i think it is to do with stress. i normally just pick the baby up and put it back on a branch,5mins later the baby will be fine and back to his/hers normal colour. graeme

hi mate your eggs look good,im also waiting for my nosy bes to hatch at the moment,mine are on 7 months and ive incubated mine at 75f aswell,ive heard of some panther eggs going as long as 12months+ good luck with your eggs graeme

i have 10 yemen chameleons for sale,they are coming up 7 weeks old so will be ready now these are eating fruit flies & size 1 crix,dusted with calcium & nutrobal, they will be £35 each or 2 for £60 if anyone is interested in all 10,ill sell them for £180 i may deliver locally,if not to far...

my female yemen slept in her tunnel/hole before laying both times. good luck for the morning graeme

i use a mix of playsand/eco-earth mix in my laying buckets,argos normally have lots of playsand in this time of year. graeme

i use a mix of playsand/eco-earth and find that when its damp enough,it holds a tunnel really well. graeme

thanks for the nice coments guys,this was a great ending to the week. ill keep you all updated with pics graeme

after a bit of a bad week(i lost my female jacksonii). i had some good news,these cuties started to hatch hope you like the pictures i only have 2 hatched at the moment but they are so cute & tiny graeme

is your female these colours if so she my be gravid,how deep is your laying bin? graeme

is there a chance she could be gravid? and have you got a laying bin/bucket in her viv/cage? how deep is the sand? graeme

hi if your laying substrate is damp enough,she will be fine. my yemen female always sleeps in her tunnel before laying her eggs. good luck graeme

hi debbie ive done this both ways,so dont know which one is better,if she is receptive im sure theyll mate no problem. graeme