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I live in Minneapolis and there's a great reptile store that has everything I need for potential babies. And I have a small exo terra and a 10 gallon set up. Still hasn't eaten... but she's moving around cage a lot. More than she ever has. I might be overly hopeful, it seems to me she's...

Farosh by Queen Yarbo posted Oct 11, 2017 at 8:47 PM Isn't she cute? Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Jacksons chameleon, female, 3 years old. We've had her for 6 months. Handling - Not very often. Only during deep cleans. We attempted having her bask outside on a hibiscus, I think that...

Hello again, So when I purchased Farorsh off craigslist, she came with a dubia roach colony. Her previous owner said that she can only eat medium sized ones with risk of becoming impacted if she ate an adult. She's a gravid female and has been attracted to the larger crickets, worms, and even...

33x33x44 I built the thing outside and now I can't get the damn thing into the my attic apartment. It's inside the house at least after removing the top supporting bars. The bottom is coated with caulk and aquarium sealant. Any tips to make it a little bit easier to unassemble? Without...

Yeah.... we have been joking about the 80 million grandbabies we'll kill and the 60 million we'll accidently kill. They very hard to keep alive, so I am incredibly nervous. But at least when she's finally due (6-9 months, correct?) the last few clutches will be only a month later. I'm looking...

Can do! She's been a bit grouchy lately, in the photo she has white on her spikes and top of body. She's never displayed this color before with such consistency. She seemsto be gettingready for bed, so I''ll try and get a sleeping pic later.

My beau and I own Farore together. Hence, the we, us, and me, or I changes. Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Jackson Chameleon, Female, 2 years old, 3 week in my care Handling - A few times, only when moving or cleaning the cage. Feeding - Dubia Roaches, Crickets, Super Worms. Would like...

She falls asleep by 8 pm no matter what. It sucks because both my s/o and I get home around 7 pm daily, I am a dog groomer and my schedule fluctuates often so I'm sometime home earlier. We turn off heat first and we wait 30 minutes before UVB. Even though she's asleep we do put a blanket...

Update! We initially moved the lights lower because there's been issues maintaining temp/humitidy. The lights are back on the top. I ordered a new 18" fixture with a tropical 5.0 bulb. She's getting more active by Queen Yarbo posted May 22, 2017 at 11:32 AM I emailed her previous owner who...

I replacement would be necessary, I think. I may buy an additionsl fixture for back up at least. In the original enclosure photo you can clearly see that it is a terrarium/aquarium as a base. The top being cusom built to fit perfectly on top of that 29 gallon tank. We brought her home on...

I just did a proper post in the health section https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/abnormal-or-normal-sincerely-very-concerned-owner-tons-of-pics-and-stories.158030/#post-1354327 Crap. Apparently we're expecting, I'm too young to be a grandma!

I emailed the old owner asking for the time of the last replacement, no matter what I am buying a new one along with a 2nd UVB to ensure she's getting the light from both the lower end and top part of the enclosure. The humidity isn't staying the same, I came home to it in a very low level...

My S/O just came home. He attempted to feed Farore with the tongs we were given. She grabbed the worm and threw it to the ground. What is going on?! Google/search history is NOT helping.

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Jackson Chameleon, Female, 2 years old, 1 week in my care Handling - Twice, when moving her cage. Feeding - Dubia Roaches, Crickets, Super Worms. Would like to add more, but the local pet store is out. I've had her to eat 1-3 of the feeders in a day...

She is a Jackson Chameleon and I was informed that females give birth essentially, so there is no need for a laying bin.

I recently made a leap into becoming a proud owner of a Jackson Chameleon. I felt at the time that I purchased her off craigslist that I had done ample amount of research to keep my chameleon happy. Her name is Farorish and is two years old, might be "pregnant", defintely is shedding, and so...