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Another thing I learned to do is actually feed them. I used to just leave them in the container and feed accordingly but decided to feed them potato peels once. They devoured them and ever since then I figured if they are full so is my cham

Sorry yes I meant superworms. Don't know why I wrote meal worms. I actually switched because of the size difference and then found out the beneficial factor later..

I feed him about five every two or three feedings.

My Jackson's chameleon fudge has made it to one yr today. I have done soo much research and dedicated a lot of time and effort to him. I have to say he looks quite happy. I do not hand feed nor have I tried. I only open his enclosure to feed him or do a cleaning. He's always on the move and...

Super cute and small

Wow!!!! Well said!!

D3 with calcium every two weeks. Vitamins once a month and reg calcium every day.

I think you should invest in something a little bigger. Jmo

That's a good idea on the new upgraded cage. Your on the right track just need a few adjustments. Like Virgil said definitely remove the rope hammock and add as much vines and places to hide as possible. What's the lighting situation?? What do you have for bulbs. Most people go with the tube...

Yup that works too. I let my cham free hunt for crickets and the dish is used for superworms

Ugh no dead crickets!!! I had the same problem with my cam and I just kept at it.. when he gets hungry trust me they will eat out of it.. I attached mine to the side of the cage with wire.. here's a pic

I personally wouldn't go for the surprise attack..lol. you could also get a thick piece of wire and bend it in a L shape and that would help get it behind him. I've used the stick but It's gets a little to close for comfort and he heads left instead. With the L shape you can sneak it around him...

I posted the same thing with not one response either. I think the best thing to do is get him on a stick and pull him out.. the only way that seems to work for me. Usually my Jackson's runs from me so if I can get a stick behind him quick he walks on it and I pull him out quickly.. good luck!!

Cool. Good for you and your cham!!

Take the cup out immediately. If he falls in that he could b a gonner. Much more plants, proper lighting, misting. Proper food and right supplemental diet.. a lot to go and learn just touching up on some things Opheliaeatsbugs posted.. good luck...

I got my Jackson's cham from petco. They use substrate on the bottom and yes the humidity is on the low side. They only feed meal worms in the corner in a dish . They have had a female Jackson's cham there for about 9 months. I always check on her weekly as I go to petco a lot. I always go...

Yes I do I have the zilla temp and humidity Gage. His basking is right around 83. And his humidity is 70 to 75 I feel like I was being told to get one for the better and I do want the best for fudge so I bought him this ten min ago.

To be honest I had no idea what I was getting myself into when I bought my Jackson.. he made it seem as if I was buying a little furry friend.. and boy o boy was he far from the truth

Also I forgot to mention I have the little dripper available to him to. This is his watering schedule. 730am soaked heavy with spray bottle . Around 10 the fogger for a little over an HR. 1230 full soak again.. 400 full soak and then 630 fogger again.. I know the mister would be great but I'm...

OK great thanks for the info.. the fogger does put off a lot of water and leave it on for at least one to two hrs at a time. Also soak him very heavily when I spray him. I will spray him twice a day instead of once to keep up the humidity. Thanks for the knowledge and kudos I really appreciate it