Recent content by JaxKiwiTiger

I know the feeling all too well...I was letting Tiger free range in the backyard one day, got caught up with one of my other boys then turned and he was gone. I frantically searched for about a half hour and was ready to accept that he was gone forever, until I decided to glance behind some...

I have hawaiian Jacksons :-) My girl Kiwi's been showing receptivity so I might start breeding soon, but I don't think I can ship out of Hawaii. But Beach is right, my 2 boys are very tolerant, resilient chams...definitely social, and they rarely/never get stressed out.

My girl Kiwi used to be that way...darker, drabby colors in her cage, then would lighten up green when I let her out. She finally 'grew out of it' a couple of weeks ago, and I couldn't be happier. I just tried to spoil her as much as I could. I'm guessing it just took her extra long to...

Yeah, I'm just experimenting right now since I've never bred any type of animal in my life. I actually did take a couple of videos and pics of me "testing the waters", maybe I'll post them on a new thread. She's surprisingly very receptive to both of them. The funny part was that it seemed...

Hi Lily! Here's a pic of my girl Kiwi at about 5 - 6 months (sorry she's all stressed out in one of the pics but you should get the general idea!)...I should have more but just can't find them at the moment, hope this works though.

branches with leaves for the bottom half would be highly advised...fake vines are okay, but if you can get real ones that you can upkeep, that would be better. other than that, it's a solid set-up.

Po is so hot right now!!

lol, can't say I've ever walked in on my chams like that! Hilarious...do feel free to post more pics in weird positions, looks like some kind of weird chameleon yoga, lol

Same cage??

Wish I could take him but I'm way out in Hawaii, lol. He is a beauty for sure though.

Starburst, sunkist, gremlin, greemo (green monster)

Welcome to the forums! Sorry to hear about your Veiled. Jacksons are awesome creatures, but generally not an ideal starter species. In comparison, the two species are faintly related. Lots of differences between the two, just to name a few: veileds grow much faster, have much larger...

well, they are quite the beauties! i'd show them off just as much!

No visible spurs so looks like you got yourself a girl, with MBD nonetheless...that second pic is just painful to look at :( looks like she has 2 joints, but ykw it's prob not your fault since you just got her, but I'd talk to whoever you purchased her from b/c they obv don't know what they're doin.

Didn't catch this the first time, but I 3rd the notion that your cham probably has MBD. The leg joints should be pointed, not rounded. In that 3rd pic, it looks like he/she is putting a lot of weight on its tail, probably because it's painful to support his/her own body. Best case scenario...