How to Care for the Jackson's Chameleon
The Jackson’s Chameleon is an iconic chameleon. Its three horns have enthralled dinosaur enthusiasts. Originally from Kenyan and Tanzania, feral populations have sprung up in Hawaii and the US mainland. It is well represented in the pet trade and thus demands attention for proper care. It is a live bearer and it is common for keepers to be surprised by new born babies. While exciting, it is also a stressful time for new keepers. This profile starts with a basic care summary and follows with a full chameleon profile course which gives details for those who desire to know the Jackson’s Chameleon more deeply.
I have multi-media resources available for Jackson’s Chameleon research. Included here is a single page Care Summary sheet. The advantage of a care summary is that all the information is presented at once in a simple manner. The disadvantage is that there is no way to simplify the husbandry of a chameleon without losing valuable information! So the companions to this care sheet are both a web page and a short audio summary of Jackson’s Chameleon Care. Scan the care summary and then either read or listen to the detailed description. Then the care summary will serve as a reminder. But you will always know where to reference the details!
To download the Yellow-crested Jackson’s Chameleon Care Summary .pdf click on the above image.
To download the Machakos Hills Jackson’s Chameleon Care Summary .pdf click on the above image.
Multi-media Jackson's Chameleon Care Summary
Click the above audio player to listen to a short audio summary of Jackson’s Chameleon Care. (You can also find it on the Chameleon Academy Podcast through your podcast app).
