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they look stunning luke graeme

my yemens started to change there colours at 4-5 months heres my female at 4 months and my male at 6 months+ graeme

heres my nosy mitsios and my gravid female graeme

my female normally doesnt eat for 6-7 days before she lays,i would keep spraying her as normal,just dont spray too much over her laying site. she will lay when shes ready graeme

did she stay in ther hole over night? my female yemen always stay in her tunnel the night before she lays her clutch. good luck graeme

im sure shell be fine ronnie,youve come to the best place. has she never been with a male at her previous owners? graeme

ronnie, be careful not to spray the substrate too much as all the water will go to the bottom of your laying bucket/bin,this is were she will be laying her eggs. this could kill the eggs graeme

how moist is your substrate & does it hold a tunnel? you could always make a test hole for her,this will save her time if she uses your test hole as her laying site. i use a mix of playsand/eco-earth in all my laying bins hope this helps graeme

ive been incubating both my panthers and yemens at 75f-76f,yemens can tolarate alittle higher temps than panthers. graeme

heres mine males cages and my females graeme

that doenst really help much mate,there lots of respectable breeders down south. graeme

he looks great mate,where did you get him from? been looking for 1 for ages now graeme

your basking temp is alittle too high (32=90f) for a 6 week old yemen,needs to be about 80-82f then increase as she get older hope this helps graeme

lucy is probably trying to get away from the heat from your spot bulb,i would also get a cage for it if your going to keep it in the viv,as your little girl may burn herself on it. what are your basking temps? graeme

your basking temps are spot on mate,all of my panthers have a basking spot of 88f.i would say she needs to see a vet asap graeme

hi mate i normally soak the vermiculite in a bowl of water for 10-15 mins,then i get a big handful & squeeze it til there is no drops of water coming from the vermiculite,repeat the process til you have enough vermiculite for your incubation tub graeme

somebody gave me a great tip last week it was to use cheap instant mash potato & bakers yeast & ive already got a few flies producing maggots. half a pint of instant mash 1 teaspoon of bakers yeast graeme

i find most of my plants at b&q such as ficus/umbrella/hibiscus & pothos hope this helps graeme

i would seperate them if she is showing gravid colouration,as this will stress her out if you carry on trying too mate her.just make sure you are watering & supplementing her correctly before she lays her eggs. graeme

wow hes is just like my boy,stunning graeme