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I thought I read that this was true with older ones but the current ones are OK.

The large is only $62 with free shipping from Amazon right now. http://www.amazon.com/Zoo-Med-ReptiBreeze-Screen-36-Inches/dp/B0027J0VZ6/ref=sr_1_62?s=pet-supplies&ie=UTF8&qid=1340848739&sr=1-62 The extra large is $80...

I think that should be OK for a Jackson. I'm getting the extra large (24X24X48) for my veiled in the near future.

Disregard my supplement info. I missed that it was a Jackson.

I would remove the substrate and waterfall and add more vines and foliage. They love lots of walkways and need place to hide to make them feel more secure.

Your supplement schedule should be: Phosphorous free calcium without d3 at every feeding Phosphorous free calcium with d3 twice a month Multi vitamin twice a month I would suggest getting rid of the waterfall. Unless you are cleaning it daily, it will grow bacteria. It could also be a...

Good to know.

I meant to change that to 8-10 before I posted it. My 13 month old male eats 8-10 a day.

1 or 2 superworms every other day is not enough and superworms are not a good feeder. They should only be used occasionally as a treat. At that age she should be eating 10-15 (maybe less) appropriate size feeders every day or every other day. Supplements should be: Phosphorus free calcium...

Is she in a fish tank with sand at the bottom?

Then I would say he's just moving lower to cool down. As long as everything else is normal I wouldn't worry about it.

I agree. The gradient should be at least 10-15 degrees from top to bottom.

What are the cage temps at this time of the day? He could be looking for cooler temps.

Clear containers are not good for feeding chams. They can see the crix from the outside and could try to shoot at them. When they hit the bowl instead of the crix, it will piss her off. There is also the possibility of tongue injury due to improper depth perception caused by seeing things...

I also recommend a vet ASAP. As others said it looks like an abscess on her head, she may be gravid/egg bound, and possible MBD.