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You mentioned having to amputate a tail before. I'm curious what the healing process looked like in this. Thanks!

Much obliged :)

I appreciate the info! I've kept T. j. xantholophus and Trioceros hoehnelli before. I'll take all the info I can get. Thank you! You said that you're basing this off of the spines along the back and their tail bases - is there a webpage I can go to learn this skill myself?

He had more in the cage... I just bought what I have the facilities for. He said someone had babies that morning and I grabbed the female I expected had them so she could recover with me. He kept the babies, unfortunately. I've had her on the Mazuri diet. I want to get them all tested for...

This male I think is Trioceros jacksonii xantholophus. I'm not sure what size he should be. I took him to the vet (he was just skin and bones at 37 grams) and she put him on the Mazrui diet along with typical feeders.

So I bought a few chams week and a half ago (from a guy on craigslist that kept them altogether in a cage, ugh) and I'm trying to determine subspecies. I'm thinking she's Trioceros jacksonii merumontanus but would like input. I don't see females with these type horns... and I thought it was too...

I'm sure I can't be of help but I am very curious... would you share a photo of the tail?

Superhero!

That's so ironic because I heard about them last year and had no idea that was him! Thank you!

I'm in FL and am looking for where he currently works. Anyone know?

A few years ago I stumbled upon a site that allowed you to search your area for exotic vets... and I lost the site. Does anyone know of a website where I can type in my location and a list (no matter how short it may be) shows me where I can go for a vet? I have a vet... but I'm a Jackson's/...

I got the meter :) It was the right choice. Way too much uncertainty and guess work without it.

Oops, sorry for the misunderstanding. She is 5 months pregnant- she herself is about a year and a half.

It's a female jumbo jackson - with babies. I feel like the babies complicate things. Are these treatments safe for them? (She's almost 5 months.) Also, her eating has slowed down.

Does this look like papilloma or something else? Thanks!

I'm sure he would go wherever even if it's not his preferred spot. I'm about to have a cham sitter for me for a trip and they won't be roaming while I'm away.

Welcome! You have a cutie!

They don't grow back but a broken nail isn't going to help him more than no nail at all. Personally, I'd cut it just so he doesn't stab himself

I vote hoehnelii! But that's just because they are quite possibly my favorite. They have basically the same care as a Jackson's so their husbandry is a tad more known than some others. But honestly, it's a lot of unexplored territory.

I have a Jackson's that tends to go in the same spot in his cage. I have a different Jackson's AND a helmeted that tend to go whenever they are free roaming. I just figured it loosens what needs to be loosened. Who knows