230 Bammel Westfield Road, Houston, Texas 77090281-587-2336

Jackson Chameleons

Jackson’s Chameleons are a docile species that are great for all levels of reptile keepers. The males have three brown horns on their face, giving them a “mini-triceratops” look.

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Other Animal Facts

Origin

Kenya

Colors

Generally bright green with traces of blue and yellow

Size & Lifespan

Needs a basking spot of about 90°F, with an ambient temperature of 60-80°F

Personality

Can be gently handled, but like other chameleons they are best suited to being watched for their fun colors and antics.

Diet

Eats live crickets, wax worms, houseflies, and other small insects. Only feed wild caught insects if you are sure they are pesticide-free.

Environment

House alone in a screen cage, with non-toxic plants and branches for climbing.

Socializing

Adults are 8-10 inches (male) and 7-8 inches (female). Can live 8-10 years (male) and 4-5 years (female).