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Love it. Did you draw it yourself? Luis

I was referring to the cup's lid. Luis

I have thought of using those cups but I am afraid they could scrape their tongue. Have you had any issues using it? Luis

How do you gut load them? I am using honey, non flavored honey. Luis

I am trying to order from them but I don't know if their website or my PC are funky. I add the item in my shopping cart and when I go to check out it tells me my shopping cart is empty. Maybe it means that they are out of stock. Luis

backwaterreptiles.com or forkedtreeranch.com Luis

Great tip, thank you so much. I will definitely do this. Luis

Cricket Crack by all means. I just started using it recently but it is amazing, the crickets run to it. My bearded dragon tasted the first one and went nuts after the rest. Luis

Yes they did. Thank you again Steve. Flies for my jacksons from now on, lol. Luis

My Jackson ate his last cricket about a week ago and never touched them again. I would have to remove the dead crickets untouched every day. A fellow forum member gave me some blue bottle flies for me to try out. WOW!!! He went berserk, ate all of them in a matter of minutes and has been...

Thank you for sharing your fabulous ideas. When I die I want to come back as a Jackson under your care, lol. Do you have any problems with feeders hiding under the raised plants? Where do you get those wire thingies you use as raisers? Thank you, Luis

That's an awesome cage. How did you make it? Luis

A male veiled - Sir Grump-a-lot A male Jackson - Rudy McGalligan. Luis

Thanks, next time Luis

Where in Los Angeles are you located? I am in Downey/Bell Gardens. Luis

Downey! James Hetfield's hometown.

Thank you everyone. The cage is 48" long x 30" high by 26" deep and the space in the wires are 1" x 2 1/4". I think a smallish jackson might be able to find its way out but not a veiled. I do agree that the humidity might be a challenge to maintain. Would a veiled be able to live outdoors in...

Thank you, I intend to put lots of plants inside plus the cage has a long piece of aluminum in the middle of the roof, that provides plenty of shade. As far as feeders I feed them dubias in a glass bowl, that way they can not climb and escape. I also I used to give them silkworms and...

Hi, I have kept chameleons (veiled and jacksons) before and I want to have one again. Unfortunately I sold all my cages I had and the only cage I have left is this bird cage. Could this cage be adapted to keep a chameleon? Either veiled or jackson? I know that chameleons need cages that...