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My jackson's have great personalities, always curious. When I clean they're enclosures they seem to need to see what is going on. Also like to be out whenever possible. Not the most colorful but stunning in they're own right. By the way they are xanthos. Hope this helps.

Probably just fungus gnats.

Use a 36" uvb and two compact uvb. I be is accomplish by two ge reveal Fourty watts

My couple live in separate enclosures inside. They were together till the male harassed the female too much. He wants to breed but she doesn't. Botttom cage temperature is 71 top is 83 degrees Fahrenheit but at night igoes down to 65.

That's exactly the way my female looks. Do you have experience keeping male and female together and can it be done?

They were sold to me as xantho, but I did have doubt. How would I confirm? They are not adults.

Female always retreats when the camera comes out, but here's the male. Here's a really bad pic of the female.

I believe my jacks to be xantho but my female has three horns, but they are tiny.

This is my set up. Disinfect ever 3-4 weeks.

I use a Styrofoam cooler with a piece of egg crate wedged at an angle to transport my guys and gals.

Awesomeness

Awesomeness

I could watch for hours!

He favors his right hand and he is missing a finger on that one. The wrist looks swollen in the pic but not so when just looking at him. I won't worm him till we are out of this stage. He also has his eyes closed a lot. Poor stressed boy.

Getting fatter!

That's cool! Wish I had someone to share my hobby with that was close! Ben

I don't think you should recycle the water. One bucket for waste and one bucket with new misting water. Imo! Don't know about panthers but my veiled and jacksons would be chowing down on the baby tears. The plants wouldn't grow fast enough. I like your idea about the natural bottom. I would...

You all were right he is feeling and even looking much better. My daughter named our new family member DC, short for Doctor Cham. Pretty cute I thought. Oh by the way, talking to the vet for 7:34 minutes costs $34.00 and the meds were $6:00. Hmmm seems like they're time is worth a lot. As...