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That first pic was great! It gave me goosebumps it was so good.

I had 3 still born, they followed a string of infertile plugs and it seemed like their development was stunted :( This clutch was from retained sperm. I'm looking for another male for her. But I have 13 little dudes and dudetts! :D

I sooo love nosy be's and your babies are beautiful!

I love the second one where he was poking his head up over the planters edge...it reminds me of the poster with the cat hanging on a bar..."Hang in there Baby"

I took all plants out of the cage and replaced with plastic plants (this was only temp so no flaming). I used plastic coated cable for so he could climb around. It was minimal cage furniture but I could disinfect it with ease it daily. My thoughts were that if I could reduce the chance of...

Here's a few pics of the first moments of a jackson baby!

I sneeked up in full camo gear and shot these photos of my female jackson "dropping" babies.

yes. I bring them in at night though because it drops into the 50s. Hopefully in a few weeks they can stay out all the time.

Here's a picture of Jr. I purchased him from Sunshine Chameleons about 3 months ago. He's turning out to be quite the stunner..IMHO

It looked like vermiculite in her tongue (I thought is was dirt because she hadn't been around vermiculite...it was shiny dirt). I got worried with it didn't wipe off. So I plucked it off...but off turned to out..I found a bee stinger between my fingernails! Since the second one was farther back...

Woo Hoo, We got the second stinger out! And as far as I can tell that was the last one. Here's a pic of the stinger. I didn't have the camera out to show you her tongue...don't think I could have held the tweezers, her and the camera :)

Yeah, it's been weighing heavy on me. I'll wait until she has some food and is hydrated and try this afternoon. She seems to be doing well though. She's a trooper.

Awesome, I'll give them a call. Man I've spent a fortune on this little girl. I was putting together a down on for couple of Globifers. Oh well, such as life huh?

Her laying bin is made of 1/4 inch coated hardware mesh and I made the mistake (although I didn't know it was one at the time) to put a flowering wax leaf privet as her plant. Needless to say she thought they looked appetizing. She won't need the bin for a while but next time it will be a...

That sounded sh_tty. I'm sorry. :( There's a bone in the tongue and I wouldn't want anybody to accidentally hurt or break it trying to follow something I posted.

I am done with my classes...Just in time to go to the SBCK Meeting this month. Can't wait to go :D

Second Stinger OUT!!! Okay, I've been dealing with what I though was guler edema in my female ambilobe for about a month now. I have spent over $400 in vet bills to get absolutely no "real" diagnosis. Today I saw something on her tongue when she was "trying" to eat. I showed her a male...

Be careful with vitamins and suppliments. Jackson's are more sensitive to vitamins than panthers. Give her as much natural sunlight as you can. They can take a bit lower temps than panthers. Good luck!!!

Awe very sad for Lily... although what would you do with 102 babies...Make a movie of course!!! 102 Chameleons. Thanks for the pics...they're sitting in thier vermiculite and we'll see :)