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Whoa, that mash ups not bad... ...and just for you Jeremy ;) :

https://www.chameleonforums.com/baby-jacksons-growth-59613/index5.html#post674902

They inflate, and bounce. Their main defense against attack is to drop to a lower branch , or the ground. They also are not very heavy, or dense. So they dont pick up alot of momentum when free falling. Glad hes ok though.

Whoa! Im loving it! Gorgeous...

Good deal. To clarify, you wouldnt want to spring those kinds of temps on the animal all of a sudden. Like if it was 80F one night, and then 54F the next. That could be bad, and cause health issues. They would tolerate a gradual drop though, as they would experience such in the wild. I wouldnt...

So, maybe she will improve after those changes. They don't always eat consistently, but at a young age they shouldn't be slowing down much. These "pill bugs", are you catching them yourself, or is someone raising them? If its rollie pollies youre talking about, terrestrial isopods, the ones...

That is Kinyongia something. Maybe Kinyongia boehmei, or Kinyongia tavetana? Im not really the person to be saying, but it is Kinyongia ;) Heres their section:https://www.chameleonforums.com/kinyongia/

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Outstanding! Nice looking row of cages as well bro ;)

Its not not normal for them to have that bulge in front of their other man-bulge. I think some built up sperm is a good guess at what is going on, but have never seen something quite like that before. Just wanted to say that you are correct, its not normal.

Goodness, Ive seen some low posts counts compared to membership date, but you take the cake man. :cool: "Welcome to the forum" lol Its not the best idea, unless you have a large enclosure, with separate basking areas and such, basically two enclosures in one, only it would need to be larger...

The thing is, is that you need a proper calcium phosphorous ratio for the animal to properly absorb the calcium. You need a Cal:Phos ratio of 2:1 in any feeder the animal eats. That is the reason for the dusting of feeders with calcium. Most are the opposite, 1:2. If you are doing that, and...

Hey thanks ;) Man, I want your basement!!! This was my main concern. I have noticed before though that my animals would freak a little when the washing machine kicked into high gear. Never caused any major problems, but I would want to minimize any "freaking out" towards the animal. If its a...

He likely wont at first, or it will seem as though he doesnt at least. I mean make a change in your husbandry so that the chameleon no longer gets dehydrated. Examples being, longer misting sessions, more misting sessions, ect.

You want to get the shower water just barely warm first, then aim the shower head at the wall, so that the water bounces off the wall, and only a small amount hits the chameleon, which should then be placed on a perch (preferably a plant) in the shower. The chameleon should be allowed to...

I say its a no go. The chameleon will likely feel the vibrations of the machines from anywhere in the house, but placing them close to the animal is going to make it worse. They are sensitive to vibrations, and even "communicate" via vibrations. They are also sensitive to fumes of any kind...

Is Handsome Jack a jacksons chameleon? If so, Id recommend using a light dusting of calcium with all feeders. By light, I mean if you put the feeders in a jar, and add some calcium powder, and swish them, there should be no calcium powder in the bottom of the jar, and just enough on the feeders...