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I concur with the three female consensus. Sorry! Males are a little smaller than females, and their dorsal crest is spikier, and the tail slightly longer.

Hi I can't see the pictures well enough to comment - can't even really tell what species she is! Canyou get any clearer ones?

Quick update - the weak one died overnight. I could see 5 of the other 6 this morning and they were all hunting, as were the baby yemmies, so all good there.

I had babies hatch jan 08, and kept a trio. One female is still doing well!

pics So this was my first clue something was different in the viv this morning! Proud mummy:- Can you see it? So tiny In their new home And the yemens

Thanks guys! Pics are uploading now. I don't hold out much hope for the weaker one as it is sitting with it's eyes shut 95% of the time. However I have seen several of the others eat now which is encouraging. I purchased a fogger this afternoon to keep the humidity up and the temps down - it...

Just a quick post as I have to go out and let my friends dogs out for a wee, but I've just found new-born baby rudis in the viv!! I am SO excited. 7 live ( 1 looks a bit weak), 1 stillborn and 1 died after climbing to the top of a plant. Mum is looking like a deflated balloon but has drunk and...

Does anyone know if they ship to the UK?

My solution - buy a carnivorous plant. :cool: (Then spend about 6 weeks learning how not to kill aforementioned carnivorous plant)

I shall critique. You're not in the blooming Uk, you unhelpful person you!:D:p

By the way I have 10 left in the cage, 8 of whom seem 100% fine and 2 of whom I see closing their eyes occasionally - however these guys also will drink and eat as I have watched them closely. There is 1 little guy left in my isolation tank so is hanging on in there. To be honest I was expecting...

The next lot will be kept cooler from the start. I don't know whether I would prefer it to be a general weakness in the eggs or a problem with my husbandry. The first is beyond my control, so I couldn't blame myself - however the second I can do something about! I am dreading the second...

Gorgeous babies all of them.:)

We have RO for the marine tank so that part is easy. :)

Good point about the reptisun. I'll look into foggers again- the last one I used was rubbish but was a reptile branded one so I'll do a little research on what you suggest. The cooler part of incubation was at about 3.5 - 4 months, the spike right towards the end - 4 weeks before hatching...

I have seen one or two affected ones gulp but certainly not all, and no other obvious respiratory signs. I assumed resp problems as well at first, and did try one or two with some oral baytril to no avail, with isolation etc etc. (Part of the reason I chose to use the exoterra for the later...

I hand mist the babies - the auto mister is way too much for them! I do try and avoid direct spraying, although it is very hard (was very hard :( ) when there were 15 or so in the one viv.

Thank you for your input about the temperatures - I will turn it down. However the compact light is not present in one cage where most of the babies have been housed (all remaining ones are), UV is provided via a strip. So that cannot be causing the problem in those babies. (ignoring the...

Hi all I am a bit puzzled about my baby yemens and was loking for some input. I had a clutch of 38 eggs laid on 8/9/09 (sorry 9/8/09 for you yanks :) ). 2 went mouldy a couple of months into incubation, but all the rest hatched over a period of about 4 weeks from 28th april to 4 days ago...

Hi all! Anyone know the gravid, or even receptive, colours a female rudis/sternfeldii might show? One of my pairs have been sat very close to each, the male quite coloured up quite a bit. (Which is unusual for him, he's a lazy git) The female was very patterned (lots of diamonds etc), but...