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"Location - Where are you geographically located? Tacoma Washington Current Problem - The current problem you are concerned about. the eyes but i am having him get looked at by a pro reptile vet as soon as he gets back into town.. this tues the july 26th" I live in Olympia! Who is your...

They are meru.

Usually, birth happens over several hours. So my guess is that she is done giving birth. It has been my experience that 5-6 babies make up the average litter (though I have heard of having as many as 9) when it comes to Mt. Meru Jackson's. I would take a look around tonight with a flashlight...

What type of light do you use for your ficus? Thanks!

All my babies are montane species that just showed up in their mama's cages one morning. I've never dealt with eggs so I couldn't for the life of me figure out what that black thing was. It looked like a SCREW to me even though I knew it wasn't one. Just had to ask! Thanks!

I agree. All the pics are great but there's just something extra special about that first pic. How old are they? I love all the green. What is that black thing on the baby's neck/shoulder in the third pic? Some kind of feeder? Congrats!

Here is a link to a panther care sheet here on the Forums: https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/panther/ Baby panthers less than 9 months of age need an ambient temperature of 72-80 with basking at 82F. Your little boy is very colorful. What's his name? I'm not seeing any black...

Check out these links and see if any of the pics or information rings true for your situation. https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/black-spot-on-foot.150674/ https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/black-mass-under-veileds-toe-nail.139862/#post-1196448 Good luck!

I just found this post from two months ago written by someone who really knows chameleons. I'll keep looking. I want to find a picture to compare with your chameleon's black spot. "That is an infection and require veterinarian intervention. The feet are very prone to injuries and infections...

I don't think it is a bruise or stress. I will do some research and see what I can find out....maybe an infection or could be fungal???? It's possible it's a burn from the basking lamp. I really don't know. Most people are sleeping right now but check back tomorrow and I'm sure there will be...

Thanks! It's a lot of work....especially when it comes to cleaning all those enclosures. But the outcome is well worth it!

@RedMountainHome I have seventeen 8"x8"x8", five 8"x8"x12", & three 12"x12"x18." And all my adults (and two of my babies) are in screen.

I lost several in the early weeks when they were still living in a larger ExoTerra but not since I moved everyone into the smaller ExoTerras 3.5 months ago. Once they were in the smaller ExoTerra, it was MUCH easier to monitor every single baby. I am slowly moving some into larger glass or...

Me too!!:LOL::ROFLMAO::LOL:

JACKSONII JACKSONII BABIES -- 1 MONTH OLD (almost!) These are my smallest babies. They will be one month old this Friday. They are eating 1 week old crickets, bean beetles, & Hydei fruit flies. And this is SPOT!! Still going strong.

JACKSONII JACKSONII Baby Update The babies are doing well. They will be 5 months old on August 3rd and will be ready for their new homes! The biggest weighs in at 16 grams. He is also the only baby that has been in a 12"x12"x18" ExoTerra for the past 2.5 months... and getting fed extra of...

MT. MERU DWARF JACKSON'S Baby Update The babies are doing well. They will be 5 months old next week (July 20th) and will be ready for their new homes! The biggest is 16 grams! The two males are only 7 grams but both are healthy and active. Strangely enough, I have noticed that my biggest...

Your chameleon appears to be about 5-7 months old. When he is an adult, he will look like this: Right now, you have a baby so be sure to follow the guidelines for juvenile Jackson's chameleons. Temperature: Baby/juvenile (<9 months): 70-75F (21-23C) ambient, 75-80F (23-26C) basking Humidity...