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On Friday, we lost Pixie my female Panther. I got her in Sept 2016 when she was around 6 months old. She hadn't been herself for almost a week, but she suddenly went downhill and died shortly after. At least she died at home and didn't gave to endure countless futile vets visits. I take comfort...

I have a monster leachie! He's a Bayonnaise cross and he's a beast at over 330g and over 12cinches long. He's awesome, and by far my favourite!

Pixie, 3 Yr old female Ambilobe.

I'm in the UK and bought a carpet cham from Muji Chameleons several years ago. I don't think he breeds them anymore but worth getting in touch with him. http://www.chameleonworldmuji.co.uk/

Congrats! I see at the top of this thread it says prizes for 1st and 2nd. My Monty pic came second according to the votes that have been visible for days.

Monty's Christmas message!

Aww, yay! Pixie and Zippy are in there!

@Twitchet Rosie us super cute! Yes, I also have a female Regal Jumping spider called Poppy. Sadly, Bella died in January. I have found that males are out and about more and are more inquisitive. If you're on Facebook, join the jumping spiders husbandry/keepers group and you'll find people who...

Gorgeous chameleons Jann! I love Stanley & Lola!

Aww no :( I'm so sorry you lost Fiona. The girly chams are so special. She will live on in her babies xx

Hope she's feeling better soon. The girlie's are such lovely characters xx

I keep checking several times a day just incase voting has started! I can't even remember which photos I entered!

When I had my first Jackson, Monty, he could sense low pressure systems and would hide in his plants for days.

Yep I used a 40w bulb with both my Jax. They like much cooler temps than Panthers and Yemens.

You said what the ambient was but you don't say what temperature the basking spot is. A 60w bulb is probably going to be too hot for a Jackson. He could be going down to cool off. What is the basking temp?

There will be a voting phase very soon to determine which photos are included.

They are all beautiful, but Hammy is something else! What a handsome boy!

If you're on Facebook then Chameleon Network and Chameleons UK are both really good with very knowledgeable admin.

I know this is an old thread but in my 10 years of cham ownership I have never heard of a blue Jackson. I certainly would have done if it was a real thing as I adore Jackson's and a blue one would be wonderful.

@sandrachameleon wrote some blogs about gut loading.