Male Jackson's color........

[izzy05]

When they grow to adult, what colors would he be ABLE to change to? any? or just certain colors?

I would just google the answer, but i like asking people that have experienced it themselves.
thanks!

 

[reptilover]

I'm not a Jackson expert, but there not known for there extravigant color changes.. that's more a panther veiled quality. Jacksons are Awsome cause of there horns

 

[izzy05]

i agree, hes been brown, grey, black, lime green, dark green, and yellow so far. but he is not adult yet.

 

[reptilover]

i agree, hes been brown, grey, black, lime green, dark green, and yellow so far. but he is not adult yet.

Yea he will have his darker light absorbing/stress colors and his bright fired up sleeping light reflecting colors. But far as i know he's not gonna spit any yellow blue or reds out at u... Ever

 

[izzy05]

someone told me jacksons get black and red... i was looking forward to that lol

 

[camimom]

they turn black when angry, stressed, or about to die.

and they only get some red coloring on their chins.

 

[izzy05]

oh okay, well when i first go in there hes a green/yellow. and if i get close he will get darker. so i know hes not fully comfortable yet.

 

[Miss Lily]

Baby Jacksons show red in the gular region when extended. Monty showed his quite a bit when I first got him. Now he's 8 months old, he's varying shades of green with almost yellow patches along his side. As already said, Jackson's charm is with the horns rather than colour. Panthers and Carpets are the more colourful species. I love Monty's 'face furniture' and his wonderful teal green patch under his chin! They are beautiful in a different way.