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They have been incubating about 20 days now... and I thought that the medium was TOO wet (vermiculite) so I actually mixed some new vermiculite, and put the eggs in that (carefully so the eggs were laying in the same positions). It prob, is ruptured then. Should I still keep it though and wait...

I have some veiled chameleon eggs incubating. They are doing well, they are a nice white colour and plump. However I noticed that one of the eggs had a spot on it that was yellowish with a drop of some sort of yellow liquid. Does anyone know what this could be?? Thanks.

Unfortunately, The majority of the eggs ended up developing mould and had to be thrown out. Of the 47, 14 of them puffed back up. Fingers crossed that these little ones survive!

Oops.. I didn't notice the PM til now, lol Thank-you! Well there's lids on the containers now with a few little holes. I guess I just have to wait and see what happens!!! Thanks again for the help.

So, if I put the lids onto the containers.. the eggs might be ok? Also, should the lids have a few small holes for circulation? Thank-you :)

They're in a hova-bator incubator. Inside that they are in shallow tubaware containers with moist vermiculite. No they don't have lids on, should they??

My chameleon laid eggs two days ago (47 of them) and I placed them into my incubator (Hova-bator). The temp. is maintained around 79*F but I've noticed that some of the eggs are denting or caving in.. what is the cause of this?I've been told that it means that they could be infertile but they're...