[thefriendlygecko]

Can someone give some pointers on a good incubation method for Malaysian Cat Geckos as I am having no luck. I have had 4 clutches laid and all have gone moldy or caved in. Please any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.......

[Riverside Reptiles]

I use vermiculite and water at a 1:1 ratio by weight in gladware containers with pinholes poked in them and incubate at room temp (mid-high 70's) with no problems. You may want to search this forum as there's been lot's of discussion on this topic in here. Moldy eggs are usually a sign that you have your media too moist. Caved in eggs are usually a sign that it's too dry.

[TameYourself]

They could just be infertile. How are you incubating them?

[allen]

Do you guys lay them in the substrate or in the container but on a dry piece?

greetz
Allen

[GenAureliano]

Like most everyone else here, I put the eggs in vermiculite substrate about 1:1 with water by weight not volume. Bury the eggs about half way into the substrate

[allen]

ok thanks,
I just asked because i see a lot of people also use a cup with moist vermiculite and in it a little little cup with dry medium. Or is this only good for some species?

greetz
Allen