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Interesting articles. Thank you

As a chameleon enthusiast and caretaker who cares deeply about these animals, sometimes I wonder if pet chameleons can tell that they are in captivity. Especially imports. Do the imports feel a decreased quality of life going from living free and able to wander wherever they desire to being...

Interesting. I'll archive these links and names for when the time comes that I am ready to expand into other species. Thank you for your help.

Cool! Are Calumma brevicorne significantly harder to keep than other commonly kept species, or is the care generally the same? And what is the species of the lone male?

Thanks--I'll look into Reptile Pets Direct and One World Exotica, and cool pictures! Are those your chameleons?

Thank you. I will research the people you recommended.

Hi, I have had my male panther chameleon, Pascal, for about a year and a half, and I find him absolutely fascinating. At some point, in the distant future, I would be interested in expanding to other species, and I am interested in some of the less common species (Meller's, fischer's, trioceros...

Sounds good--it seems like you have a good system nailed down, and your chameleon seems happy and healthy. If he sheds well (completely and in a day or two, as he is young), it is a telltale sign of good health. Congratulations on him!

45 seconds sounds like it could be a little short, although if his stools look good and the humidity reads well, it's fine. Does the humidity collect on the leaves and drip down? If so, he should be good. But if it only fills the air, he might not be getting enough water.

Pascal chows down on a juicy, delicious mealworm.

What is your supplementation like? It's important to get the vitamins and calcium right when they are young to prevent MBD, gout, or other issues from developing. Do you have a dripper? Make sure he is adequately hydrated. He looks really healthy from the photo, but I do see some potentially...