I gathered some information from this link and came up with the following "caresheet". any thoughts?
https://www.chameleonforums.com/jacksons-care-56085/
Chameleon Info:
• Your Chameleon – Jacksonii Adult
• Feeding - Types of insects should include: crickets, super worms (Zoophobas), regular meal worms (tenibrio), butter worms, wax worms, roaches, grasshoppers, snails and the common house fly. All gutloaded with fresh vegetables (spinach, carrot, alfalfa, sweet potatoe,etc. I use Sandra’s (Sandrachameleon) blog on gutloading), Flukers gutload, Flukers water cubes.
• Supplements – Rep-cal W/O D3 every feeding, W/ D3 once a month and herptivite once a month
• Watering – Dripper for most of the day, misting 2-3 times a day.
Cage Info:
• Cage Type – Screen, at least 24X18X24” (Bigger is always better)
• Lighting – Reptisun 5.0, plus basking light to provide a 80-85°F basking spot.
• Temperature – Montane species, hailing from a climate of temperate days (74° - 80°F) and cool nights (57° - 65°F). A night time drop of 10°-15° is recommended to stimulate your pet's appetite. A basking area of 76°-80°F is desirable for a few hours daily, if the ambient temperature seldom rises above 70°F. Please note that a constant or minimal variation in temperature will eventually compromise the chameleon's health. Extended periods of cool nights, without the benefit of warm periods during daytime, may result in respiratory disease. Excessive daytime temperatures, however, will result in heat stress and gaping mouth. Temperatures more than 90°F, for any significant period, will prove to be fatal.
• Humidity – Higher humidity that Veileds as Jacksonii are a Montane species. I run a cold air humidifier in my chameleon room.
• Plants – Schefflera Arboricola
• Placement – Chameleon room, across from female C. Calyptratus and female F. Pardalis
• Location – South Florida
hope you are successful! if you need any help you can pm me.
