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the only reason i would say not to feed them the green anoles is because they are pretty and kind of hard to come by (at least here in the FLA). if you have to feed him any...make it the pain in the ass brown ones.

thanks guys for all of your input! i really appreciate it. the most recent one he ate was a female green that was supposed to be used in part for a breeding program to help bring the green anoles back. i only put her in there for a second as i was kind of in a rush. as soon as i came back i seen...

and i realize that i may just have to not put him in hibiscus in order to get this hankering for anoles to stop, as eating them cant be the greatest thing for him. he usually gets gut loaded crickets, hornworms and butter worms occasionally. he's been pooping, eating and drinking normally ever...

hey guys, i just got a quick question/want some input on something. My male jacksons spends most of the time outside (i live in the FLA) i have an outdoor cage for him as well as a large hibiscus plant that is not in a cage that i put him in from time to time. heres the thing...anoles like to...

I dont necessarily know about growing live vines, but here in the fla. we have sea grapes and trees on the shore lines and I've cut some pretty gnarley vinage; all kindsa corkscrews n such. I let em soak in bleach water, then rinse, let em sit in the sun, then then rinse again. google vines and...

now that you mention it...the far top horn does kinda look like there's some new growth. hmmm. we can hope.

@jannb - no this isnt my first cham, i've been working with all herps for a long long time. i used to be one of the heads of animal care @ busch wildlife sanctuary in jupiter. mostly worked with the gators and the venemous snakes. sadly at my old animal shelter, some kid brought in a super sick...

thanks guys. ima tech and already did a fecal yesterday. it was all good. i guess he's just not really a hungry guy or maybe he still hasnt acclimated entirely yet and his appetite will increase as he does. he doesn't look skinny i guess. i dunno. any thoughts on the horns??

ok whew. thanks all for your input. ima def stop by work and run the fecal. @linda thats def a sound theory. like i said in my other thread...he was improperly housed with little to no uvb for most of the time. come to think of it im not even sure if he was CB or WC...hmmm. i'll find out...

actually now that i think of it...the urate was kinda...i hate to say crystally...almost like like granulated calcuim or something. now im sketching myself out. crap.

i def have a dripper intalled that he drinks from ontop of misting 3-4 times per day. and he's outside pretty all day and into the evening. he's a newly acquired rescue to the already umteen animals. I can do the float. ima tech lol. at first glance nothing seems life threatening though, yea?

anyone have any insights on the normalcy/possible issues that could be contained in such a masterpiece below? this was all form this morning. sub adult male jackson's, about 6'

thank you for the warm welcome! in repsect to the gut loading - i have tokays and whites tree frogs which are obviously nowhere near as touchy as chams lol. but i get crickets by the 1000 and just kinda use the collard greens and apple aa sort of a staple b/c of the wild tortises by my house...

sorry for being so lengthy.... So about a month and a half ago i was going into my local reptile store for my weekly mouse run when i noticed right by the front door was a medium sized exo-terra cage. This cage which usually housed giant day geckos now housed 3 baby jacksons and one male? sub...

you will need: 3 milk, water, soda jugs. anything large enough to hold at least a gallon of water (drink some water, save the jug) 1 roll 1/4 inch clear rubber/plastic tubing ($3 for 5 ft, home depot) 1 packet of adjustable irrigation drippers ($3 for 5, home depot) scissors total...

sorry for being so lengthy.... So about a month and a half ago i was going into my local reptile store for my weekly mouse run when i noticed right by the front door was a medium sized exo-terra cage. This cage which usually housed giant day geckos now housed 3 baby jacksons and one male...