Jax - Trioceros jacksonii xantholophus

[TCMontium]

Here is my little boy Jax.

 

[TCMontium]

Pics from today :

 

[Lathis]

Awwwwwwww! Those curly little horns are going to be HILARIOUS when he's all grown! I wish I had known my Jax at that age

 

[Kath44]

So sweet! Kath.

 

[TCMontium]

Awwwwwwww! Those curly little horns are going to be HILARIOUS when he's all grown! I wish I had known my Jax at that age

Yes, his horns are weird. I don't know why are they so.
I think its the best to purchase an animal when it is baby or young. I was lucky with this guy.

So sweet! Kath.

Thanks.

 

[Miss Lily]

I love his quirky horns!

 

[NHenn]

He is awesome! I love the picture with his tongue out. He just looks so happy

 

[antalaotra]

I also love the curly Q horns

 

[TCMontium]

Thanks to all of you.
He is an amazing little guy. I hope i can find a girlfriend for him but in Turkey... Chameleons in there are %70 veileds, %25 C. chamaeleon (all WC, poor chams), %4 panthers and %1 other species (Jackson's, Fischer's or Deremensis). Jax is the third known Jackson's came to Turkey (except the ones in zoos). That rare chameleons are in Turkey...

 

[TCMontium]

More Jax photos!

He notices me, slowly :

 

[xephyr17]

He's so cute! The horns are great haha.

Amazing shots on him eating! :O What insect is that??

 

[TCMontium]

He's so cute! The horns are great haha.

Amazing shots on him eating! :O What insect is that??

Thanks.
It a Locusta migratoria. Its not the ones known as "Locust", they are albino Schistocerca gregaria.
In Turkey, Locusta migratoria is the most available feeder (after mealworms), just like Brown Cricket is in US. Crickets are extremely rare in Turkey. But thank god, in a couple months the feeder insect company (there is just 1 company!!! ) will begin to sale Brown Crickets too.