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I wish mine had that pretty teal turquoise color, beautiful

Twatts704- how pretty as well! I'm guessing he or she is sleeping!?

Greenwithenvy- thank you! I was panicked that they were stressed.. I'm seriously tripping out over every color change/action haha:o

I'm from north east texas! I live around pittsburg, mount pleasant area. They're actually sleeping now I.think.. lights are off. Curled tails, being pretty still. The.breeder said these girls eat one cricket each, every one to two days, and not to.over feed.. hopefully I'm doing everything...

Hope so! I'm trying not to micromanage.. I just want them to.be healthy. I've heard they are pretty hardy. But I'm.not sure.. they haven't ate since being here, hopefully it's just that they're not.hungry since eating earlier in the day, or maybe still getting use to their new home...

Sorry for so many posts! :( I just have so many questions.. but glad people like y'all are here to help.. another question.. I have noticed, both of my Jackson's (when they aren't fully bright green) are a darker green (like olive color) with red tints.. ? It's hard to explain.. they have red...

Also, is it natural for Jackson's to bite or snap? They have not done either yet. They seem pretty friendly/relaxed. I'm just worried they'll turn out.not 'liking' me..

It's almost 12 midnight here, Texas! I was told curled tails were a major sign of stress, and I panicked. It's been dark here for awhile, so I imagine they are relaxed? I've noticed they are a more darker grey than bright green now.. any advice or is this natural?

How pretty!! Those are what mine look like, only mine are smaller! As soon as I find out how to post pics, I will post some, haha. Curled tails- a sign of stress or natural action?

Thank you! One more question... Are curled tails always a sign that the creature is stressed or sick? Or is this a natural action?

The breeder I bought them from, told me to keep them separated for.now. she also had 'graceful' chams, who had to be segregated for fighting reasons. So right now, they are apart. She also told me to let them get use to their.new homes (which of course I already.knew to let them settle in) she...

Hi! I am totally new here, & just recently (today actually) bought what I have been told is, 2 female Jackson's chameleons. They are about 5 inches head to tail, & have no horns. They are eating well, as well as drinking. I have had numerous pets in the past, including iguanas, but these are my...