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Um no I meant exactly what I said, montanes need less calcium than say panthers or veileds. If you are giving the same amount to jax as you are to other species you are either under calciating the other species or over calciating the jax. Montanes you have to be very careful with suppliments

I have a Meru adult 2 years old that does this also but she roams the whole enclosure. I know babies do it a lot but none of my adults do accept her

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Thanks!

Tottaly agree with that!

I was new to reptiles, if you do proper research and link yourself with experienced keepers shouldn't be a problem. I have healthy chameleons and been praised on the knowledge I have gained and my husbandry is pretty much spot on but always trying to improve. Have lots and lots to learn. As does...

Just make sure not to over do the calcium with jax though. I bumped up the calcium for a veiled but jax are a little harder with calcium.

Some reason Some reason my phone won't post pics on here but actually got him from Ponders one of the members on here, yeah right now I'm supplimenting with plain calcium 3 times a week and once a weeks with calcium plus

Crickets, roaches, superworms, newly hatched veileds, baby finches, grasshoppers, never done greens or fruit.

I just got a Quad male 4 months old. I got everything down I think as far as care but looking for an actual care sheet, just like to have a good one on hand. I think I joined Quadricornis community on facebook

Ok, is there a such thing as a T. Quadricornis care sheet? I have searched the forums and the Internet and can not find one. Every search leads to general montane care or T. Jacksonii care. Always like to have a care sheet on hand

I had a veiled that fell and broke his 2 front legs. Clean snaps. I splinted both legs. Bumped up his calcium a little bit. The legs fully healed and he was climbing again really good at about 2 . You would be Suprised how fast they heal

Agree with not keeping them together but waiting a year or two before having another ? What's the resoning behind this? I started with 1 then 6 months later had 5 or 6.

Separate enclosures after 3 months. Veileds are very Teretorial and also the male will want to breed all the time in turn stress the female out big time.

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Ragnar my new baby :)

Hello, just wanted to say hi, my name is Danny Scheck and hail from Oceanside, Ca and I mostly keep Montane Species. Right now I'm keeping 2 male T. j. xantholophus, 1 Female T. j. merumontanus, 1 male T. Quadricornis Quadricornis, and 1 Female Veiled. Working on breeding Quad Quads.