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Will certainly give it a shot tomorrow. Worth a try :)

In the setup I have I use a feeder cup to feed my Jacksons Chameleon (see attached pictures). Now, when i put crickets in, they climb up the mesh and move around a bit. That seems to immediately get a feeding response going with my chameleon and he comes running over to feed. However, when i...

Thanks guys! will follow up on the advice

Sorry to jump onto this thead but I too have a question regarding supplementation. I have a Jackson's Chameleon and I know that Jackson's require less supplementation than Veiled and Panthers. But when i run searches on the forum i see a variety of supplementation schedules for Jackson's. Can...

Yup, just coming off a shed. Hopefully, the mistking will do its job and help him finish the shed all the way. Yup, i believe he's my friend but i dont think he feels the same way as yet. :)

Ladies and Gentlemen, I'd like to introduce my newest Jackson's Chameleon! His name is Thaakur. Just picked him up today from Twin Cities Reptiles here in Minneapolis/St. Paul. Here are a few pics. He's got some war colors going on because i had just taken him out of his transport box and put...

Now I realize this is a well spoken about topic on the forum but I am running into this issue on my end. Have a 18x18x36 screen cage setup for a Jacksons Chameleon. Want to get the humidity up but it keeps hovering around the 43% mark. I have a large live Pothos in there, have covered 3...

In the market for a Juvenile Male Jacksons Chameleon. Any breeders have one in stock? Please message me. I would also need photos of the animal. Thanks in advance!

I do like the idea of vines growing up the string. does anyone have a photo of this setup? I am a visual person. photos usually help me more than written instructions :) I think the strength of the fishing line might have been an issue. I had picked a simple one up from Target vs a specialty...

@blackened: Thanks! @camimom: I did try the fishing line technique to hang the plant but it didn't work too good. the hanger technique seemed easier but didn't account of it rusting down the line.

@Wykd; The water dish (at the bottom in the picture) is actually out, i only had it in there because i was playing around with the mistking nozzle and the ZipValue wasn't properly fixed, so I put the dish in there to collect drops of water temporarily For the cricket feeder/bottle, yup i do...

Thanks folks! ah. "Live" makes a lot more sense than "Lice" :rolleyes:

Thanks Laurie.vwill look into lice plants. Have never heard of them before actually.

More pictures Kricket Keeper. I replaced the plastic viewing window on the lid with plastic mesh for more air movement. doesn't reflect it in this picture though Container for silkworms Silkworms go int he metal mesh tray, fras should fall down into the bin which can be easily cleaned...

More pictures More pictures. Feeder Cup/Bottle with mesh glued on it Vines, & Pothos. Used zip ties to hold things up. tired the fish line idea but failed at it horribly MistKing (the thing's awesome!) Coat Hanger twisted around a pvc pipe to hold the plant. the PVC pipe is slight...

I finished building out my Cham enclosure this weekend. First time doing it. Took me quite of few weeks of braing storming, reading the forum posts, and getting items together. Its up and running now so I will keep an eye on things for a week or so and if everything looks good and no issues...

Thanks for sharing, He looks very cool! Yeah, the guy I have my eye on is kinda the same size but might be a little bit younger because he still has some brown spotting that's yet to change to green.

Got it. Thanks for the heads up. So i guessing its at the juvenile stage. Any ideas at what age are Jacksons' considered adult?

So there's a baby male Jacksons Chameleon I have had my eye on at my local pet store but never got it because i felt it was too young. Recently, its now started to lose it brown color and get the regular green pigmentation. Its tri-horns are now pretty distinct too. Size wise, i want to say its...

wow, those are expensive. any cheaper and more accurate alternatives?