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Good job kaylie!

Think about it.... Jackson's chameleons are insectivores, not vegetarian (although some will eat some vegetable matter). Let the insects eat the plants/ vegies and the cham eat the bugs!;)

I have a MONSOON RS400 (automatic misting system) with 2 nozzles per cage. I have the nozzles on the two top back corners of the cage pointing toward the center of the cage and the ficus tree. At the bottom all i have is the SUBSTRATE TRAY from LLL REPILTES. The substrate absorbs most of the...

i completely agree with ferretinmyshoes. Make sure the temp does not go down to far, and the cham will be fine.

Hello there! So, what kind of cage did you get? what size? also what kind of misting system did you get? how many nozzles do you want to install into this cage? i can give you some pointers .

Well, there is a lot of info out there. and some is not acurate. Here you'll find you are not the only one being missled. It is hard to sort through the inacurate info, but here you'll find that most of the senior members are very knowledable and have tons of experience with the particular...

At first, you do have to let the little guy get settle (confortable). let him see you without handling him (unless necessary). Then little by little interact with him more. Offer him some food from your hand. He'll see you as "the hand the feeds him" and hopefully will loosen up and get close to...

My jackson's chameleon, comes to my hand when i extend it into his cage because i trained him (classical conditioning). I use to spend time with him after he settled and hand feed him. Now, whether i'm feeding him or not, he will walk ont my hand and out of his cage. maybe i'm lucky to have a...

I was under the impression you were getting a Veiled chameleon. That particular species actually enjoys some handling (interaction with keeper), otherwise, it could develop a more agressive personality. If it gets used to being handled ocassionaly, it will be fine.

It may be risky to have a cham out with no protection from birds of prey (if any exist in your area). Other than that, i make sure mine have been fed before being out in the sun. I have not seen mine eat anything (wild), while out. Also, if you have your cham in a cage while outdoors, the cage...