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I just moved to the Chicago area with my Jacksons chameleon. I put him in a small cage, put him in the back seat and secured the cage so that it wouldn't move around. I covered him with a jacket so it would be dark for him. He slept most of the way (3 day trip) and when I got him to the hotel...

Sometimes my jackson won't eat for a day or two, then out of nowhere he'll eat again. Are you cup feeding?

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Mine took a day or so to lighten up. Just from the stress of moving around and being put into a new enclosure.

My jackson did the same thing. I just put them in a cup, and left him to eat them on his own terms. They slowly started disappearing within a couple of hours. :)

I've tried feeding mine mustard greens and kiwi, he never touched it. I just gut load my crickets with leafy greens and veggies and he is doing just peachy.

mmm. Crunchy.

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Do you have him/her in a glass or screen enclosure? (should be screen) If you post some pictures of him/her the other members may be able to identify the kind of cham you have and if it is a male or female for ya. :)

That's awesome. :)

I've had him for about two months now. :)

Ha! That's awesome!

Only every time I go into LLL to get crickets. And every time I see my extra Repti Breeze.

I've been saying prayers all day!! I also have friends stationed over on the main land and on Okinawa. We haven't heard anything from them yet, but I'm sure they're fine. It's absolutely tragic, and I've almost cried twice at work today looking at all of the pictures. :-/ I really hope they need...

I have my cage on top of an egg crate light cover on top of a concrete mixing tub I got from Home Depot. It is a lot wider than my cage, so it catches all of the overspray from my mister. I found the idea here in the forums. I just need to set it up so I don't have to move everything around to...