needing advice and help
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kplatvoet
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This video was done by a member and IMO saved my baby jackson's life
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKTbUaOQ0aA -
Hope it helps- welcome to the forum- Hope I can help some more when I wake up a bit more...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKTbUaOQ0aA -
Hope it helps- welcome to the forum- Hope I can help some more when I wake up a bit more...
camimom
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Hes not going to change colors.
Jacksons stay green/brown their whole life.
jacksons love a ton of water and a high humiditiy as they are montane species.
https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/jacksons/
Read this, this is a care sheet.
Jacksons also dont like it too hot, but not too cold either.
Jacksons stay green/brown their whole life.
jacksons love a ton of water and a high humiditiy as they are montane species.
https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/jacksons/
Read this, this is a care sheet.
Jacksons also dont like it too hot, but not too cold either.
I read the caresheet already and it stays about 70-85 tops how long should I leave the light on I sleep with an AC and fan on and wake up in the middle of the night to check on him and his temps because I turn it off at night today he was a Tad bit brown while sleeping nothing that bad though
camimom
New Member
just because it has horns, doenst mean its a jackson. lol.
there are sub species of jacksons as well.
what you have is a xantholophus. (aka xanth)
I for example, have a jacksoni jacksoni. which is different coloring.
mine has a green body, with a white stripe and a yellow stripe from head to tail.
the ones with blue eye turrets are also another species.
your jackson will not develop blues (though he may get a bluish tint to the green) or any orange.
there are sub species of jacksons as well.
what you have is a xantholophus. (aka xanth)
I for example, have a jacksoni jacksoni. which is different coloring.
mine has a green body, with a white stripe and a yellow stripe from head to tail.
the ones with blue eye turrets are also another species.
your jackson will not develop blues (though he may get a bluish tint to the green) or any orange.
kplatvoet
Member
Jackson's even babies can take it quite cool at night so as long as your not down below 40 you should be ok at night-though I would aim the fan away from the cage. The different greens and browns and sometime reds are quite nice in a Jackson- as they get older they get more green -
Be careful with suppliments - they sell a brand that has a picture of a Jackson's on it that has D in it and too much D is not good for a Jackson-
Be careful with suppliments - they sell a brand that has a picture of a Jackson's on it that has D in it and too much D is not good for a Jackson-
camimom
New Member
What this poster meant is D3. D3 is not good in large quantities for any reptile.
