Hows He Looking

[Caleb1]

Here are some pictures i took of my jackson chameleon baby.

Is there any way u can tell what of the subspecies he is? i assume hes just a jacksons but just wondered if anyone could tell


Thanks

 

[laurie]

All I can tell you is he sure is cute.

 

[Caleb1]

Yea he is probably one of my favorite animals out of about 70 haha hes a neat little guy. Picking up a girl for him at the next show.

 

[Murrdox]

I love the little horns on baby Jacksons. So cute!

 

[CHAMpion]

Everything looks great. If i would give you one tip though i would suggest more vegitation for cover. He looks great

 

[desultadox]

I love the little horns on baby Jacksons. So cute!

I was thinking the same thing. Horns are supposed to make you look tough, but his little nubs just make him so cute!

 

[BigBlue]

Great looking little guy!

 

[jannb]

He's a gorgeous little guy!

 

[Chase]

Everything looks great. If i would give you one tip though i would suggest more vegitation for cover. He looks great

I agree. There should be a little more, but he looks cool!!!

 

[DawnLove]

Sooo cute!! I love the lil horn nubs, how old is he? Just asking cause I have a baby female jackson, and the place we bought her from, weren't quite sure..

I think mine is the primary of the Jackson's subspecies, but I guess more time will tell when her colors kick in more

I love the size of the cage, we're working on a better enclosure for her now, hopefully it's done soon...

 

[Sang]

well considering your location *being the US* and availability of jacksons species.


he is definatly a jacksonii xantholophus.

and appears to be about 5 months old.

dawn, also judging by your avatar it appears you also have the xantholophus giving geographic location, finding jacksonii jacksonii in the US is from what i understand pretty close to not happening.

 

[beeze]

He looks great!

 

[DawnLove]

well considering your location *being the US* and availability of jacksons species.


he is definatly a jacksonii xantholophus.

and appears to be about 5 months old.

dawn, also judging by your avatar it appears you also have the xantholophus giving geographic location, finding jacksonii jacksonii in the US is from what i understand pretty close to not happening.

Thank you!! That's what I was thinking she was when I was studying the classifications, but just wasnt sure....Im wondering if my girl is older then I thought then...cause the pictures this website listed as adult females, looks alot like her now..but then other pictures on other sites, they seem to be larger...