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It looks like the ones DFW are WC. They're likley from the Madagascar import last month

https://dragonstrand.com/product/mountain-dragons-by-jan-stipala/

The best thing I've found is night time Temps in the low 60s/ 50s if your getting a farmed one. And they seem to do better with a high UVI index. However, misting and humidity is very similar to jacksoni

Every expo 8ve ever been to does not let you simply walk in with animals. Some of them will let you if you have an agreement with a vendor. Best thing to do if you don't personally know any vendors is to find the list of vendors at the show and contact them

Keep them in the mid 70s, low 80s. They're nocturnal so you don't need UVB. There's a population of them near me in NE Pennsylvania that lives in the walks of buildings fir the cool months of the year. They super easy. Just spray it with a mister and give it food and it will thrive.

Are tough letting the plants either in before the animal is introduced? This step is not nessicarily needed, especially for hardier plants but might help. https://www.neherpetoculture.com/vivariumconstruction102

I used to bake my stuff. I started about 2 years ago just running through the shower to wash them off. I would now especially with the snow and salt or chemicals that might of been in it. But a hot shower rinse should do the trick.

When you say reasons for the color change. Do you mean reason behind the different locale forms?

The book Mountain Dragons is excellent for the Jackson's across Kenya.

If only I had room. I love hoehnellii

What species are you looking at?

Awsome. Can't wait till I can finally get over there

Adorable

Oh I miss reading it lol. Personally for more montane and humid loving species I tend to prefer hybrid or glass enclosures. Is it a WC or CB?

Frank Payne from Living Art has a very good YouTube video and PDF care sheet for them on his website. Theres also a podcast episode for them. I think 45 50 might be too low but I'm not an expert.

No, he came in as a European Import. He has that divot and stumpy tail. Was healed when I got him. Doesn't seem to bother him.

They weren't very happy I had the doors opened. These are old photos from Cohen I first got them.

Also here's an updated picture of his enclosure. The 7% is in the back and 12% in the front.

UPDATE: So I took him to the vet this morning. Vet said it appears to be a fluid filled "cyst". She agreed with me that it doesn't seem to be bothering him. She said it doesn't appear to be bacterial or sinus. His whole inside of the mouth always didn't have any issues. It could be removed...

If you ever find Jewled Curlytails let me know. Ever since Hati closed they pretty much disappeared. Theres a very small population of red sided curlytails in FL buts its only a few blocks.