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Can you guys help me out?? I have some Xanth's and don't have a lot of experience raising them...just wondering if someone can eyeball their approximate age for me. Thanks! Btw, their names are Jax, Kiwi, and Tiger :-)

Xanth, Just read one of your earlier posts. I missed a bulk of it since only now I realized you edited it. In regards to feeding: I believe you're spot on with the feeding schedule. To clarify, we usually try to feed them every day. If they're not receptive, we don't feed them. Usually...

yeah, it looks minor...might just be her coloring, idk. her eyeballs itself isn't red so i don't believe it's anything to be alarmed about.

How high should I make it? We were thinking about getting a table to put the cages on but we still want to make sure they are unaware of each other's presence. So maybe put up divider's or something. Unless we just hang them in mid air? But then I'd be worried about them blowing around in...

Also, you can't really tell in this pic but she does have a red throat. You can definitely see it when she is basking. Is this a bad sign? I assume she just needs more misting/humidity in her cage.

We're getting a new, bigger cage for her this week so that should solve that problem. I'll also check Petco for those supplements you mentioned and see about feeding them to her. I'll start looking around for a vet I can take her to, but hopefully they're not too expensive (money's been kind...

Sorry, I will try to upload a picture of her cage soon. At work right now so none on me at the moment.

Breeding isn't our current priority. At this point, we're just trying to get her to the point of happy and thriving. I've been pretty worried about her because of her stress levels and her eyes have red circles. We don't have much experience raising Jacksons and are just going off of whatever...

I have to believe that it's #1. But we've tried switching her into a bigger cage, to no avail. She still looks pretty stressed. She wasn't like that when we first got her, but now the only time her color lightens is when we let her loose in the yard to the point where she believes she's...

We have 3 jackson chameleons, 2 male and one female. They each have seperate cages and are eating/drinking just fine. However, the female seems to stay black/stressed all the time. I'm worried because I know it's detrimental to her health and we're hoping to breed them soon. The only way...