jackson cham

[pythonpower]

what do ya'll know about a jackson cham im thinking about purchasing a jackson or a veiled. i think i like jacksons more but i dont know.

[herp_chick]

Jackson's chams really arent' for a beginner. Actually, none of them are easy to care for. The veileds may be your best bet, but you will need to do alot of research first. They stress easily, and refuse to eat. They also have very specific husbandry requirements.

[pythonpower]

ive been reading a online and checking this stuff out i might be tradeing my mexican milksnake for a veiled or a jackson from what ive read though jackson's seen a lot easier. do you have a good care sheet.

[Shuba]

I am not a much of a chamelion person my self, but I heard alot of failure when it comes to Jacksons. HerpChick is right, they can be very hard to maintain in even the error proof enclosure.

[telefrag]

maybe its just me, but I have found jacksons very easy, yet I've always had bad luck with veiled.

I've kept and even had jacksons reproduce for me under a normal room temp planted tank, and full spectrum lighting, no handling, and daily misting.

I had one pair for several years, and the female even had two litters in those years.

I kept em in a 60gal cube glass tank (female) and a 30gal cube for the male , they did really well.

[pythonpower]

thats awesome any care sheet sites that are really good. i want to know a humidity range and a temp and a diet for both.

[pythonpower]

turns out im not getting one so if anyone wants my mexican milksnake p.m. me.