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I have a swat team that helps me with escaped crickets. My Min Pins loves to hunt them. They sniff them out and starts to dig where the crickets are. It is the funniest thing. The pooches catch most of the crickets in the house.

I found this while surfing the web wondering if any one knows any thing about this. http://www.californiaherps.com/lizards/pages/c.jacksonii.html

live near you I live in Covina and if you still have them I will be glad and take them off your hands

Jewel I agree with Titan, you could have been a little nicer.

Wow, that was hilarious. I like the way he said pineapple all the time.

It last about two to three days. And they also seem to shy away from the bulb.

This kind of happens to my jacksons. When ever I change the UV bulb, about once every 9 months, they turn dark, and grey. I think it is because sudden increase in uv, but in a couple of days they are back to normal. Maybe your new inclosure lets in more uv than your old cage.

that was a bit gruesome, but it was awsome.

It holes in the dome seem big enough to let enough uv and light in. I like the circular aspect of the enclosure cool.

Pinky mice Went to a pet shop and they were feeding a Veiled pinky mice. I did not know if this was okay. Have any of you heard of this and is it ok.

I have 2 Jacksons and a Panther. I feed them one feeder species a day, but their diet varries through out the week. Super worms crickets silkworms hornworms

I am just a junior member and i dont know if you might consider my advise. There are several petstores in my area that sell chamleons. One in particular has repeatedly killed chameleons by the way they are being housed. I wont go into detail, but I was very upset and wanted to rescue them...

I usually take the babies out and place them in their enclosure as soon as they dry off. The mom can eat them if left to long.