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He is stunning!

Joop is now 10 months old! Here are some pics

I would suggest Rudis, or Pygmy. Their both small. Jackson's are wonderful chams! I would suggest male if you get one because they have gorgeous horns. But they can't live in aquariums and they can get pricey. I would go for rudis or pygmy. Also, if you want one, don't get one from a pet...

thats cute! are those mt. kenya jackson's?

Parson's no doubt

Thats odd why are they not as common they are really common up here in nh, US

Name possibilities? MacBeth???

Very vibrant chams and that orchad really makes their colours "pop!"

Thoes are reffered to as sleep colours or (pj's), and as far as the not when it moves I don't see why that would affect it.

What a cute little panther.

That site is sooo cool!

I would wait until he's bigger.

I want one. Sooo pretty!

We have pothos and a schefflera. He hasn't shed lately. The vet said that something could have come of his a vine and went into his eye. He gave us stuff to put on it so it will come out.

So Xeno, my fiance's cham has been rubbing his eye on branches and it looks like somethings stuck in it. Yesterday we took him to the vet and he said Xeno had an eye infectio, so he gave us some ointment to put on it 3 times a day. Xeno is continuing to rub his eye. When he does it we take him...

I suggest you get rid of that coil bulb. Gorgeous little man. As a gut loader you use something with calcium in it instead of dusting them. They are extremely picky. I can't dust the crickets i feed my Jackson's or he wont eat them.

shes gorgeous!

He's adorable. I love Veiled's attitudes =]

I go to school and i do music. Im currently playing drums, guitar, bass, piano, and vocals. And i have to take care of my fiance and our 3 dogs, 1 cat, leopard gecko, 2 chams, 2 birds, and several tanks of fish.

Take him to the vet.