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It's been a while since any activity on here, so here's a photo of my two Sri Lankans (UK CB 07 approx 15months weighs 73g, and UK CB 08 approx 4months weighs 34g).

Well, here's the two of em. New male is approx 10 weeks old. Finally set on names: Stubbs and Cheselden.

Thought I'd just share how my one-year old female UK CB Sri Lankan (f3 or f4 not sure now I think about it) is getting on. I'm collecting a male from the same breeder next week - very excited. Should be either 50% or 100% unrelated. About 70mm long and weighing just under 60g at 12 months...

Thanks, those are perfect, just what i was looking for. I've found that my hatchling rarely if ever goes into the humid hide (which has damp sphagnum moss inside) and only sleeps or hides in the dry hide. Do you give yours the option? How do you keep it humid? Someone suggested glueing...

This particularly applies to anyone who has kept Stars from hatchlings, or has bred them... Just wondered about your experiences of 'pyramiding' in Stars. It is one of the very few species where it is usually said that 'pyramiding' can be natural, and not necessarily a sign of poor...

$150???! Amazing luck. My hatchling was £275, about $550... you got a great deal there. Still, I knew I was paying a lot to ensure it was UK CB.

Might do better in another forum... I give my hatchling star calcium on food 5 days a week and reptavite on the the other 2 days a week Which I will cut back on when reaching 'adult' size.

Thanks for the comments. That photo was taken not long after I first got her, aged 15 weeks, weighing 30g. She's now about 5 months/24 weeks old, and about 40g. I say female, it's a good guess I think, the breeder is very experienced with Stars and thinks he's usually right from very early...

Thought you might like a photo of my hatchling Star. She's about 5months old and about 40g. UK CB. (Cucumber is a rare treat before anyone complains!)