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Nice. How did you hand the pothos?

How about a pic showing it in action?

Someday I will have my very own Jackson ladies.

So she shoots her tongue out at herself?

Good idea Carol!

An organic potting soil. And I just put a layer of sand on top of the soil so that crickets don't dig down.

Nice tip. Do you think any 1/2 inch crickets are able to do the same? I doubt it..

Wow.. He is very handsome. Glad you picked him and gave him a good home. Most people would never want to pick him.

The only problem is that they're small. I recommend a zoo med cage at least 3ft tall so that your chameleon can always grow into it. and you wont be having to purchase a new cage every couple of months

Chameleon overload... Yeah no good. But I wish there was a way to house chams together safely so that I could eliminate housing space. aka a million cages all over my room..

So a pair of Jacksons can be housed together?!

I don't know, but 100 bucks for a pair sounds like a great deal!

Looks like an elephant... But anyways keep us updated. I hope he is alright

I use a reptifogger and a monsoon system for my chams. I must admit they work well, and if you don't recommend noisy systems you should try one out.

I planted them in organic potting soil with sand on top so that the crickets don't dig down into the soil. Also There was individual burns, but I moved the plant and trimmed it down and that plant is doing fine now. Now i'm having trouble maintaining two umbrella plants and a hibiscus plant..

http://www.herpsupplies.com/product.cfm?groupid=18404&id=SFK27004 Is that what you mean by reflectors? Also I'm still lost about cfl's.. What is a cfl? Thanks for your patience

I'm sorry I posted in the title of my post, "Absolutely Male" Guess I should have put it in the post. hehe

I want him! :D

Absolutely Male With my experience baby female ambilobes tend to be a peachy orange color allllll of the time. Looks like he is going to have a pretty cool pattern, too! Congratulations!

Alright a reflector and cfl's.. Can you elaborate for me please? Also I don't need to really grow them through the roof. Just maintain them, ya know.