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@Julia777 Thank you!

Thanks! He has a lot of human expressions. Panthers are SOOOO different than montanes!

@Mitch77 Thank you so much!

Thanks Twitchet!

@CJ's Exotics Thanks!! Great way to start the day!

The dark green in the third image is my favorite, too! I love that gorgeous contrast!

Beautiful babies! Will they keep those vivid oranges?

Thanks! He's ridiculous but he has my heart!

The look of anticipation when the serving wench opens the cage door.

Beautiful shot!

My six-month-old has started doing the same thing. A few days ago I opened his cage and he propelled himself out of the cage onto my arm and ended up perched on my head. He's been scooting up my arm every day since then as soon as I open the cage. For him I think it's one of two things: 1) he...

I have a CliMist with a timer, so it just sprays cold, but the mist is so fine it isn't the same as a hand-held mister. If I use a spray bottle, I use hot water and spray the top of the cage. The mist that gets to the chams is cool. My enclosures are so heavily planted I don't like to spray hot...

I mist mine 3-5 minutes at a time daily. It usually takes at least a couple of minutes to stimulate them to clean their eyes and drink.

@Graves923 Thank you very much!

Jackson's don't really change color much. Boris had a blue throat when he was younger that has now turned yellow. His tail is a subtle shade of teal blue, but nothing as bold as a panther will get. Your temps and humidity sound fine. My guy has a basking spot that he never goes anywhere near...

Thanks! My guy's a yellow crested, and my best guess is that he's wild-caught. He seems a lot larger than most of the Jackson's I see on the discussion groups. He's a bit over 14" and weighs 170gms. Do you have a recent image of your guy?

:LOL::ROFLMAO::D

My Jackson's was about that size at around a year old. He definitely doesn't look four months old with that body and those horns. Here's mine at about nine months.

That's a darkling beetle, the beetle stage of a mealworm. Yes, your cham can eat them. Mine love them!:)