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I seen her pushing sand out with her back legs about 20-30 minutes ago.

Cool!!!! Glad they made it.

Based on your hand as a reference, I would say he looks similar to my 11 week old picture in my thread. As I mentioned, if the previous owner didn't provide an adequate diet and proper UVB, they can appear to be quite younger than they actually may be. I could honestly say he could be anywhere...

I made this video for forum member Miss Lily who just got her first Jacksons. I get carried away talking about chameleons, and before I realized it, this video turned out to be 30 minutes long, so you'll just have to bear with it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKTbUaOQ0aA But I including...

I would say they somewhere between 4-6 months. I look at horn growth, but this isn't always completely accurate. The level of care they recieved prior to you recieving could have been less than adequate, which can result in an animal that appears much younger than it actually may be. Check out...

You'll definitely need more than one pair. They don't breed super fast, and the adults take 3-4 months to reach breeding size. Each female will only produce about 20-30 nymphs a month. It takes some time to get a colony going well enough to rely on it as a constant source of feeders. But...

Out of curiousity Chris, what generation are these tavetana? Reason I ask is, I notice that it also has a large strangely shaped head. I bred snakes for years and years, and after 4 generations of imbreeding (I was working with Elaphe and Lampropeltis, and when breeding for certain traits such...

What type of water/mist/drain system do you have in place here? I don't see anything in the pictures.