RAINBOW JACKSONS CHAMELEON care

[ZEROPILOT]

For your night time drop if you can get to 65 F reliably and use an ice filled fan it is doable. If your humidity tends to be low a cool mist humidifier gets me another degree or two drop. I keep the ice packs for use in the summer and just set them above the sleep spot on the cage top. I have so many now I'm having to just use the AC or open windows most of the year to get a decent drop.
If your comfortable sleeping under a bunch of blankets you could let your house drop down to 60 F in the winter and your veiled will like that too, Your family may not go for that but it will save money on heating.

I have a very hard time convincing my wife and my dog that 73 isn't already too cold.

 

[ZEROPILOT]

27 degrees at the basking spot, 24-25 ambient temperature, 16 at night. No fans it draws humidity and chameleon avoids wind draft. Get a AC if you can.

This Arctic air contraption actually ads humidity. And my MISTKING will still be misting for 15-30 seconds every 2 hours.
I'll direct the actual breeze in a safe direction. I want to cold to circulate and drop.

 

[ZEROPILOT]

In this video, the guy also puts ice cubes into the water reservoir in addition to freezing the filters beforehand.

Cool
It claims a 10 hour run time.
6 to 8 would work.

 

[leedragon]

This Arctic air contraption actually ads humidity. And my MISTKING will still be misting for 15-30 seconds every 2 hours.
I'll direct the actual breeze in a safe direction. I want to cold to circulate and drop.

Maybe but you don´t put chameleons on wind draft.

 

[ZEROPILOT]

Update
Keeping a Jacksons will require too much adaptation etc.
I'll stick with Veileds or Panthers.
My situation is ideal for them.

 

[ZEROPILOT]

Today I bought home my first ever Panther Chameleonn
I feel very comfortable that I can give him a good life

 

[ERKleRose]

Today I bought home my first ever Panther Chameleonn
I feel very comfortable that I can give him a good life

Where’s the pics?!

 

[ZEROPILOT]

Where’s the pics?!

 

[JacksJill]

Are you sure that's a boy? It might be the picture angle but I don't see any boy business under that tail.
I'm not a panther expert I'm sure others will know from a side view picture.

 

[ZEROPILOT]

Are you sure that's a boy? It might be the picture angle but I don't see any boy business under that tail.
I'm not a panther expert I'm sure others will know from a side view picture.

He's only a couple weeks old

 

[ERKleRose]

He's only a couple weeks old

Only a couple? They shouldn’t be sold unless they’re 3 months or older...

 

[JacksJill]

Wow!

 

[ZEROPILOT]

Only a couple? They shouldn’t be sold unless they’re 3 months or older...

I've received different ages.
All guesses.
He probably is that old.

 

[ERKleRose]

I've received different ages.
All guesses.
He probably is that old.

If he is 3 months old, then you would definitely be able to tell gender just by his colors. So most likely he’s a she
Edit: unless he’s a late bloomer

 

[ZEROPILOT]

If he is 3 months old, then you would definitely be able to tell gender just by his colors. So most likely he’s a she
Edit: unless he’s a late bloomer

Thank you @ERKleRose for answering must must be annoying newby questions for me.
Thank you everyone.
As far as color, this is about it
I'm going back to that store tomorrow to trade HER for a larger, confirmed male.
At the shop owners invitation.

 

[ERKleRose]

Thank you @ERKleRose for answering must must be annoying newby questions for me.
Thank you everyone.
As far as color, this is about it

No, problem! Ask away, I’m always happy to help (as well as everyone else on here)! We’d rather you ask so you can correct anything if needed instead of not asking and waiting until something is wrong

 

[ZEROPILOT]

No, problem! Ask away, I’m always happy to help (as well as everyone else on here)! We’d rather you ask so you can correct anything if needed instead of not asking and waiting until something is wrong

Itd suck to raise this female until it was obviously a female and my return option had ended!

 

[ERKleRose]

Itd suck to raise this female until it was obviously a female and my return option had ended!

Well the care for panther genders is the same as babies. As they get older, females need lower basking temps, a lay bin, reduced feedings, and extra calcium when gravid and right after she lays, etc. As people have said, female panthers are very rewarding to keep! Time will tell with whatever gender you have