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i saw this coming.

why a Jackson? your making things harder for yourself...i would definitely do some reading first because they are a lot harder to maintain and require more experience considering diet and husbandry. i just don't see why or how you want to jump into getting a new cham so soon :confused:. it would...

ficus are notorious for loosing its leaves and eventually dying due to over saturated soil all the time...

too much water!

he is at an age where you should limit his cricket intake to 10-12 crickets a day. also make sure the crickets are appropriate size...not to small but most importantly make sure they aren't larger than what he could handle.

yeah im doing this getting supplies tonight.. ill post pics when it is all grown in lol. great ideas from great people!

Wow im going straight to HD after work. i think it will make a great addition to my cages! what about fungus though..could it possible hold too much moisture?? not so much on top but in the husk itself???

my panther will sometimes spend a day at the lowest branch in his cage. a leg hanging off a branch is nothing to be extremely worried about...there legs need a break every now and then. If he is moving around to bask and take in UBV, eating and drinking then im sure he isn't dying. if you see...

unfortunately there isnt much else. i am currently battling hundreds on gnats lol...its a long battle, just have to be patient and try to eliminate anything they will reproduce on. Mind you, one single gnat can live up to 5 months. each laying up to 200 eggs!!!

Yeah arborincola being the most accepted for enclosure use... I wouldn't take the chance with anything else because they are pretty toxic to your cham.

If im not mistaken, the plant on the left is a toxic plant Schefflera actinophylla. the Schefflera on the right is the safe one. Also, if you have millipedes and flies get it out ASAP. the milipedes do no harm but the flies will make you miserable. I had the same deal and i did not do anything...

Great Video! your one cham can shoot his tongue really far! very impressive :D

www.lightyourreptiles.com search LED Spot lamp. they are great to grow plants indoors and your cham will love the light

i wouldn't worry. she will sleep where she is, if she were uncomfortable she would have moved herself. dont interrupt her cause she may just ditch the operation

more heat! i know she is young but try to hit low 90's in her basking spot. you may also want to fill out the help sheet...it will help us, help you :)

yeah looks like a male, you can kinda see the bulge.. what locale. he is very pretty!!

Do her arms look unusual or is it just me??

is it weird that i would autopsy first? lol i just think it would be interesting. never really thought about what i would do if my chams passed. burying is probably the best way to do it

i also noticed that when she sleeps only her secondary lids close.. the actual eye lids are staying open :confused: signs of MBD? i know i'm very good with supplementing and having proper lighting and everything but could it be possible??

Ok so i tried to get the pic of her tongue but couldn't.. i did manage to get one up close, you can see her right nostril..she is doing much better! I also saw something interesting..i hope its nothing, but look at both of her arms. More specifically, her right arm right after the hand. what is...