Our New Jackson Pics

[Tiny]

I hope I do this right.
Here are some pics of our "Buddy".

How does he look?

I know, we need to get him lots more plants! We are working on it!

Thanks

 

[Tiny]

One more...

I love this guy!
Here is another:

 

[Jay1501]

Hes lovely just remember plenty of more vines plants so he can hide in how old is he?

 

[Seiryu]

He looks good! Congrats on the little guy!I would maybe get a pothos for that size enclosure. Although I will say, that enclosure should not be his permanent enclosure.

 

[MonikaHa]

He looks great! And you look happy!

 

[mcbdz]

Hello. He's a cutie. What info do you know about him. Age, is he cb or wc. Hope to see lots more pics. Have you seen this video yet?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKTbUaOQ0aA
Good info on Jackson's.

 

[studio2eight]

Hello. He's a cutie. What info do you know about him. Age, is he cb or wc. Hope to see lots more pics. Have you seen this video yet?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKTbUaOQ0aA
Good info on Jackson's.

The link MCBDZ posted is awesome! Check it out He looks great - very handsome! I have 2 Jackson's and they are the best!!

 

[DavidBuchan]

Nice pics!.......We all love a good looking Jacksons, he's very dinosaury - lucky you
Also, the forum recently added this excellent caresheet which you might not have noticed yet - https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/jacksons/

 

[Tiny]

Thanks everyone!
Age is unknown, he is WC.
We have an apt with the vet today to have him checked out just to make sure he is ok. Maybe she will be able to tell more on his age.
We are working on getting more plants, I'd like to put live plants, as I feel the fake ones are not as sturdy. I was actually just researching what the best plants are for him.

 

[Miss Lily]

Congrats! I also have a Jackson! He will need a few plants as they will help keep humidity levels up where they should be. They will also give him places to hide and he will drink from the leaves when you mist the cage. They are very active chams and need a lot of branches, vines and walkways.

Cham safe plants include Ficus, Schefflera Arboricolor and Pothos. You will need to wash the leaves with soapy water and rinse well to remove pestidide resiues, and you can either cover the soil with large stones/rocks or repot the plant in organic soil. Covering the soik prevents the cham accidentally ingesting any whilst hunting their food.

Here's a photo of my Monty's enclosure - his plants have filled out a bit mroe now and the small Ficus at the front has been replaced with a Pothos: