WobbleWobble93
New Member
I plan to adopt a poor female soon but have limited space. The best way to utilize my space would be to put her cage right besides his with some sort of divider so they can't see each other. However, I recently learned that male chameleons can vibrate the part between their eyes if they see a female. My question is, will my male still be able to somehow know there's a female and make that vibration sound? I assume females would hear this and be stressed out. So I really just want to know if a visual barrier is enough or if they really do need to be in separate rooms? Any advice or insight from other people who have multiple chameleons (in separate enclosures!) is greatly appreciated.
PS: Not sure if this is important but I do not plan to breed my male with the female! Ever. I just want to help her and make her feel safe.
Thanks for reading! Have a nice day!
PS: Not sure if this is important but I do not plan to breed my male with the female! Ever. I just want to help her and make her feel safe.
Thanks for reading! Have a nice day!