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My male jacksons loves to eat geckos. It first started when the wild geckos would come to investigate the live food I put in for my jacks. Now the geckos go for the roaches and the jacks go for the geckos.

I loved my bug napper too. You catch a lot of bugs you can't use but you also catch a lot that you can. Because I didn't know how to gut load the bugs I caught, I used them for supplimental feeding. Mostly moths and beetles. I bought an insect book to check if the insects I caught might be...

Yup, sure is! By looking at the rails in the background you should be able to find the tree that it's on. In fact all the little trees around there had Jacks when I took this pix. Not anymore though.

I have a female Jack, I've had her for 2 yrs, I'm guessing she's around 2.5 yrs. I caught her when whe was around 3" TL, right now she's around 11". I never intended to breed her because I didn't want to stress my Jacks and I don't know what I'd do with the babies, but now I'm wonderin if I...

Sucks you had to get rid of your jacks. Thanks for sharing the vid. I really enjoy checking out jacks in the wild.

O.K, can someone help me pick my jaw up off the ground! Awesome fella you got there.

The Jacks here are definetly thriving. We only looked at 4 different parks in one town. We found 12-14 jacks that were easily accessible, but on the way to each park we saw more than 32 jacks that were out of reach. Whether it be in someones yard, climbing telephone poles and power lines. I...

I added the new pics to my gallery if anyone wants to look.

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Went out today to take some new pics of wild jacks. We searched at 4 different locations and saw between 12 - 14 jacks. There was a total of 8 Jacks with the black markings. They looked pretty good considering we're in a drought. The only exception was a juvie male about 2.5" that had one of his...

Pohchunyee... LOL! Don't read, is evil. I read some of the posts and I see your point. Got me really curious about some of the Jacks being morphs. I have an adult male with a black spot on his lower jaw and a juvie brown phase female with a black patch around her eye. Maybe when she gets older...

Puka, you got any pics? That would be neat if it was a new morph or something. I'm startin to think they can get the black spots for a variety of reasons. Some of the causes they can live with, some not. It seems like the skin was damaged or at the least irritated. Whether it be eviromental...

I took the pics of the wild Jacks here on Maui that had the black patches. Try checking my gallery. Do they look the same?

W.C jack that I've had for over a year. She was 3.5" total lenghty when I caught her, now she's close to 11".

Kam808, before you buy a cham. What island do you live on? There are options from W.C (wild caught), C.B (captive bred), & LTC (long term captive). Depending on what is available, C.B or LTC would probably be best. In the begining I'd expect chams to eat less in there new home. As they acclimate...

Sure looks like one, but these spots showed up on a bunch wild jack populations on "UpCountry Maui". No definate conclusion to the cause.