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That is a Gulf Fritillary Caterpillar. They are almost exclusively found on passion vine. The butterflies are a rusty color with silver spots below the wings. :)

No Problem :)

They should be fine, maybe a more experienced member could chime in. But 50s should be OK too, maybe consider measuring the actual temperature of the garage to see if it is below 60....

Temps for Jacksons can be as low as 60s at night. So don't leave it on at night as it is not needed. My Jacksons Chameleon does fine at night without any heat. :)

Yea, definetly very nasty

Oh! LOL :o, they look kind of like strings because there so long!

Cool, my cham is like that too, he likes to eat in privacy. I have been looking for some for hoppers but haven't found any yet :( living in the city and all...almost every field has grass but its cut to its shortest length. Ok thanks for the info, is that a grasshopper trap in the picture?

Thanks! ill keep you guys posted

LOL, That's hilarious, he probably thought it was a branch :D

Drilled some holes in a organic salad box and poof, a critter keeper :)

Here are some pics :)

Thanks Sandra, i read your blogs and they were very informative. I have already started the pill bug colony and they are doing great. Ill post an update when they have babies soon :D

Thanks for the info everyone! I'm going to start my own colony i've already caught like 20, and once the wild ones have young ill release the old ones and keep the babies. I'm sure Hasbro will love some captive bread pill bugs! How do you catch flies? :confused:

Hello everyone I'm pleased to announce that Hasbro(I changed his name) my Jacksons has decided to eat. So, I was wondering if they could eat wild bugs. I have a ton of Pill Bugs in my yard also Millipedes and Earthworms. Do they require any gut loading? Information is appreciated, Noah :)

Nice Panther, love the way they stand on two feet :D

Nice Cresties!! I love the way they smile :D

Oh really!! I guess I could put him outside now then because the temps have dropped :D

Thanks, ill probably put him outside next summer... :)

Hi, I was wondering if I could keep my Jacksons Chameleon's cage outside, I live in South Florida so it's pretty hot and humid here... Opinions welcome Thanks :)