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Supplements - once a week I dust all crickets with repashys calcium plus. i don't do it every feeding because i think that can cause gular edema and a possible overdose of vitamin d3. i am planning on getting a d3 free calcium there are a few things with your supplementation that are off..Many...

i have personally never used bedding,or liners...just wipe out the bottom everyday..and a good once a week cleaning.

they are not recommended in chameleon enclosures..they are a breeding ground for bacteria,and chams arent fussy were they poo..

im so sorry for your loss.

fischers no disrespect intended,i realize you are making great strides and progress with multituberculata also..but i dont of people using same care requirements as panthers,at least not here on the forums

i would say you keep the fischers more like jacksons not panthers..maybe you could get an a.c. to bring temps down a bit...or crack a window if you are in cooler climate. pm seeco,he is really great with and breeding kinyongia multituberculata(fischers)...

looks like a female jacksons to me

no, you cant..not the wild ones..they are poisonous to your cham

congratulations!

congrats..they are all beautiful. im so jealous.lol.

sorry for your loss.

welcome to the forums and soon to be the world of chams..i would recommend depending on location as well. if you live where it is hot and dry most of the time it maybe harder to provide cooler temps and more humidity jacksons require..just a thought though. and happy hunting.

as long as he hunts his prey and all wounds are healed i would treat him as any other cham...just make sure he is getting enough to eat with another cham in terrarium.

love em! i got mine from steve also,but mine are definitely non cooperative..

jacksonii jacksonii shedding....

he is shedding today..

he is 6 1/2 months.

i just love my boy.:D he is even eating from my 11 year olds hands:eek: