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If anyone else has jacksons chameleons feel free to post pics here...the more the merrier. :)

Great pics! :)

Wow. :eek:

Thank you for the nice comments, I'll pass them along to my dear friend Mr. Gandhi. :) As far as differences in husbandry...other than the fact that they prefer temps that are slightly cooler than veilds or panthers, I don't think there's THAT drastic of a difference in care. Jacksons tend...

A friend of Dave W's had one that recently had a clutch about 2-3 months prior. He said she was from a pet store...and she looked a little rough around the edges so I would assume she's wild caught... but she's acclimating well to her new environment, especially since I finished her totally...

FINALLY! The money shot. :D

Just finished female jackson's cage...may end up partitioning it off and making it a cage for both my male and female but still keep them seperate.

The internet wasn't quite so prevalent in the 90s. It forces more of a competitive market. See something that looks like it's priced ridiculous...search around and you'll find the resources and information to get your hands on anything for a better price.

In a few years they'll be more common. Save your money until then, they'll be a fraction of the cost.

It is now. :)

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Funny...my jacksons does the same thing when I open his cage. He'll almost run straight up to the front and wait for me to put my hand up for him to grab on to. He's always "running laps" around his cage too. :)

So how would I tell if she were pregnant? Can you see bulges in her abdomen as with egg-laying chams?

https://www.chameleonforums.com/my-dear-friend-mr-6859/ The last pic in that thread is the newest one of her. When I got her a few months ago the guy said she had babies 2-3 months prior.

Why is it....when I put my female in with my male jacksons, the male gets all exited and starts chasing her around and she evades for a bit and then turns on him and they do the head ramming thing like two males would do! :confused: She is a bit bigger than him and WC while he is CB...could that...

I would think the same thing...but the only xanths I can find are wild caught. I think when I checked with fl chams they were out of the CBs.

Does anyone know where I can find a CB female jacksons? I keep seeing the mt. meru's at the local reptile shop but I can't seem to find any xanth's.

Lucia and her new cage. Soon I think I'll partition it in the middle and make it a split cage for both of them. She really seems to just stay on the one side anyways.

I don't know if it's toxic or not, but I've had a china doll in one of my chameleon cages for months with no ill effect.

You need a dremel tool. If you don't have one just WD-40 the heck out of it and call it good.