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Good job not rushing into anything!

Just make sure you know what you're doing. They are delicate little creatures, as you know. They are by no means cheap to care after. I have 1000 into mine and am about to drop another 400 on a dragonstrand cage .

2 months in now and happy to say our Jackson's chameleon is looking healthy and growing steady. We're picking him up a new dragonstrand enclosure this week and are so excited to have the added beautfy the new enclosure will bring to the home as wall as the enrichment it will bring his life. He...

Dragon strand 24×24×48 or expected Terra high GLass 36×24×36 FOR bioactive Jackson's set up.....help me

Getting everything ready to leave house for a couple days. Have my Cham sitter coming over tonight to go over everything.

Chemical Composition of Bee Pollen 30 percent digestible carbohydrates 26 percent sugars (mainly fructose and glucose) 23 percent protein (including 10 percent of essential amino acids) 5 percent lipids (including essential fatty acids) 2 percent phenolic compounds (including flavonoids) 1.6...

Bee pollen has is something around 25 percent protein. And has 210 other vitamins, aminos and helpful compounds In it. It's a total super food .

Oh also, I hatch the blue bottle fly spikes in bee pollen. They eat it up. Then your flies are gutloaded with the pollen. Kinda hard to dust em. Lol.

I listened to a podcast from a leading scientist and researcher of Jackson's Chameleons. He was saying how I the wild Jackson's usually perch over flowers and catch the bees and wasps that pollinate the flowers . He went on saying how a lot of times he sees chsmeleons in captivity lacking the...

Lol! I will for sure.

So if we can handle Jackson's, Panthers shouks be no problem right? I'm guilty of not doing enough research before I got my little guy. We didn't even order him. We both really wanted a panther but knowing we hadn't had a chance on, I wasn't keep on dropping 400 bucks and having him die. So the...

Forgive me for All thrnposts, but I had a problem with humidity for my fella with the all open screen. When they're babies they need more humidity so I closed off the entire back, the lower third of the left side, lower 2 thirds of the right side and the lower panel on the front with corrugated...

Here's our setup

I've had a Jacksons chameleon since right before Christmas. As far as the dark colors goes, my little guy was the same way for almost the whole first month .it's a combination of you needing to get a few things dialed in his cage and him adjusting to his new environment. The last commenter...

He seems to really enjoy the long misting sessions! Thanks for that tip

The changes I've made on the misting schedule are as follows: 7am: 3 minutes 9am: 30 seconds ( for humidity) 12pm: 3 minutes 3pm: 3 minutes 6pm: 3 minutes 2am: 30 seconds (humidity boost) Thank you guys for yhebadviet, keep it coming! How is this schedule looking? He is a Jackson's chameleon...

The misting system always seems to startle him at first, albeit is a new system and has only been in his enclosure for 4 days now.his lights go on at 7, how long should I wait before the first misting session kicks in?

I turn off the uth at night and the temp drops too low 60s. The house therm Is set to 63 and he's in the living room.

I have a yellow crested Jackson's. My ambient temperature areid 75s through most of the cage with a drop to the low 70s at the bottom. His basking spot is 86. The uth doesn't cover the whole bottom. I'm using a reptibreeze all screen cage so have the uth stuck to the bottom of that plastic panel...

How's this guys. Yellow up top is automatic misting controller. Red is basking spot temp. Purple is ambient temperature and hygrometer. Mid yellow circle is custom made misting reservoir. Green circle is cool mist fogger. Lower yellow is misting system pump and zip drip valve. Live plants...