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Yes but this was well before bed time. About 3 hours. He was still exploring

Hey everyone, Greedo turned 1 year old on christmas. I have had him since he was 3 months old and have had no problems at all during this time. Not sure if this is something i should worry about, but usually he is dark green with darker green stripes through out the day. I just got home from the...

It wasnt as big as the things i had read about. Id say the length was about the size of a large cricket. But much fatter obviously. My cham had now problems with it and chomped it down easily. Ive seen him eat horn worms bigger than the moth.

One of my horn worms cocooned about a month ago and hatched this morning. My chameleon stalked him for like 2 hours before finally eating it. He had never seen anything like it so it was funny to see him just following it all arouns the cage.

How long do these little guys live?

Yes i know, it just seemed to happen over night

Heres him today and his enclosure

YOU CHAMELEON: Male Panther. 8 months old. Ambilobe HANDELING: maybe once a week he will crawl onto my hand while spot cleaning. FEEDING: crickets offered every day. Dubias around once a week. Hornworms maybe once a month. SUPPLEMENTS: rep cal calciun w/ out d3 every feeding. Rep cal...

Message "Chameleophlaged" here on the forums. He has some jacksons but im not sure if he has Mt. Kenyan. (My name is Kenyon :ROFLMAO::cool:) haha

Im gonna feed it to the beast

Haha thats true. Do you know how i should care for it?

One of my hornworms has cocooned. I was thinking about putting it at the botton of my large pothos plant in my chams enclosure. What do you guys think?

Sooo ive been following this thread for a while and i want to give my view on this. The leg does look strange in those first pictures. Especially the one where the back leg is stretched out. I was holding my 8 month old panther half an hour ago and i felt the same part of his leg and there was...

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Hey everyone, I have had my panther for about 7 months now. I must say i have done pretty well with him and feel very confident as an owner. My lease is up in January and im looking to get a house, im currently in an apartment. Anyway ive been reading and researching care for jacksons and im...

I dont see anything off from the pics. But meal worms have no nutritional value and can compact your cham and lead to health problems and death. Please read the care sheets provided on the site.

I see. Do you leave the crickets in there at night? Or do you know if he eats all of them?

Hmm could be a cricket bite. I think some more experienced members can help. But thats my guess. Do you free range the feeders, cup feed, or tweezer feed?

Awesome

Looks good to me. Where is he at?