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First you'll want to get them acclimated to their new home for a few weeks. After that time collect a fresh fecal sample to be tested for which parasites might be present and the vet will determine what is needed. Different parasites require different treatment.

Jacksons needs a nighttime drop in temperature down to low to mid 60s 88° is just a little tool warm for the basking temp.

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@GrannyK now see what you've done 🤣

It's fine to use, I've used it but it needed more light than I had at the time. Now that I two Jungle Dawns on each enclosure I want to try them or Honeysuckle again.

That's great news, hope she has a speedy and complete recovery !!!

So did I 🤣

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Possibly shed but I'm thinking more towards remnants of a sperm plug.

@Action Jackson has them Rick Rose is on Facebook

That's awesome 👍

I agree with what has already been said. I've recently went through something similar and made a post in The Chameleon Enthusiast ... So, before Xmas one of my Calumma brevicorne became very active and roaming the bottom of her enclosure but no digging in her lay bin. On the 18th she dropped...

The Jungle Dawn LED bars are actually only about 2-3 inches wide.

Some amazing photos !!! Congrats winners 🏆

I recommend getting the Jungle Dawn LED bars. I have 2 of the 24in. on each of my 24x24x48 enclosures.

Got mine ordered 👍 Thanks @Brad and your team ❤️

Thanks

Thanks, and to think last winter he lost all his reds 🤷‍♂️

I was just hand misting my enclosures as I usually do and Ozzy comes walking out from the depths of his foliage, I don't think he was to happy 🤣

I introduced Pugsley to both available females a month ago but he was not interested yet.