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Okay so I have some veiled chameleon eggs (fertile) that have been incubating about a month. I looked at them today and the tub seems to be steaming up.. There is 15 in a tub at 30 degrees celcuis, what am I doing wrong? I attached a picture of the tub in the incubator.

Wow thanks!!! Very very helpful :) what temps do you usually use?

Anyone got any advice?

Sorry! This is my incubator :) It's a lucky reptile 'herp nursery'

Whoops! THIS is my vermiculite

The tubs have holes pricked in the sides but not enough to make the vermiculite fall out.

My incubator

This is my bag of vermiculite. You add water in a bucket until it is moist and clingy but not dripping. I will spray the available parts of the water when it gets dry. If temp rises, my incubator will cool down to neutralise it

I was going to put 4 eggs per tub in a large incubator at 29 degrees Celsius... The eggs will be buried half deap in incubation substrate and facing up for roughly 6-9 months :-) Sound about right?

Incubating eggs soon.... Was wondering if the tubs with eggs in should have lids on while incubating? Just as a final check :) Thanks!

She can't lay eggs she had surgery and had her overies removed, btw. Thanks to wood advice :)

Here is the tank now

I have a female veiled chameleon, 11.5 months old. We bought a new tank and are buying supplies for it at the mo. I uploaded a pic of her current one with her in it (picture was raked a while back...) Her new tank is 24"x18"x36" Very big! When should we transfer her? Oooo and also how do...

What? .....

The vet explained it all :-)

She's 10 months. The vet had to remove the follicles, by the way

Weren't eggs, they were follicles and didn't actually form into eggs. She had surgery and is recovering in the vets, waiting for a call to see if she can come home tonight. I will post a picture later No overies, no more eggs :( Thanks anyway guys, Problem solved

Yeah, he's a proper specialist. When we rang yesterday to book the surgery, he was busy removing a tumour on a bearded dragon... The vet said since they have been in her so long they probably aren't fertile... But they still could be, right? Thanks :-)