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If you put them in a kritter keeper(with muslin between the cage and lid)with whole grain bread and baby food you can grow the larva really big,bigger them big waxworms. But it smells awful

does it matter it they are black or cream?

mine won't touch the larvae,but when one escapes and turns into a fly they go crazy for it

How do you get them to pupate? I've grown them up huge,but I never get flies

Mineral oil will disolve the adhesive,but may not be safe. Maybe try coconut oil

Yellow Crested Jacksons,the most common and largest of the Jackson's Chameleons

Like so many others I am the new(surprise) caregiver to 31 xanth babies,I bought the mother on May 17 not knowing she was gravid. I have a male I love as well,but had zero desire to breed these.....EVER Babies were born July 17 and so far all are still alive. I tried to use exoterras and...

I didn't even he him until well after the vet closed on Friday. Even if I did call the crap vet,who to say I could see them before. At this point it doesnt matter as soon as my husband is home im taking him to the emergency vet to be put down,he has suffered enough

The hospital cage. Why? I'm not some clueless newb. My Jacksons is fine. My cresties are great,our beardie is fat and happy. This guy is in awful shape and Im tryingnto help and reaching out to get other ideas

He isn't sleeping,but he is now off the vine in the hospital cage and on the ground. Nothing is looking good for him

The only good herp vet isnt in until Friday this week. I cant force force her to be in sooner and the other i dont care for as she recommends cfls and heat rocks

He hasn't pooped and no urates since I've had him. Its sad that I can have a thriving WC Jackson's, but this guy is doing so poorly

I've never seen MBD in person,can you tell me what looks suspicious? Would it really pop up so quickly and cause such horrible symptoms?

This isn't I had hoped for either of them. He is now laying on a parcord"vine",but doesn't use his feet to grip at all. The more i watch him the more concerned I get.

Could I use a French catheter to direct water past his trachea? What I know of him is henweighs 64g(as an adult male)and was probably NOT consistently fed or watered for the last 2 months before I took him. I also took an emaciated beardie from the same home who didn't survive past Saturday...

He isn't feel too good either. He is in a hospital cage now so he can't fall and hurt himself

The shower was a bust,and then he fell off the vine,luckily I caught him. He seems to be going downhill fast. I'm especially concerned about his tail holding itself.

I have not seen him drink at all,since I brought him here. Can someone give me good directions for a shower? My little Jackson drinks readily when I mist him

I can in the morning. In our little land the sun shines from 8-8,lol.so everyone is sleeping