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I keep flap neck chameleons in their natural habitat (enclosure in garden) and they get dew and sometimes water from the sprinkler system. They are doing fine since December. Their natural habitat supplies very little water (only dew for monthe) but I read a lot about dripping water supply etc...

One of my books says that males have a hind spur. True?

I am living in Malawi where chams naturally occur. As practically in all other parts of Africa these animals are feared and mostly killed. They are associated with witch craft and bad luck, with bad magic. Has anyone more detailed information? Greetings from the warm heart of Africa Stella

I am living in Malawi (Lilongwe) and started in December to keep flap-neck chameleons, which were found in our garden. They live in a 4x4x3m walk-in enclosure with trees etc. I am feeding mainly grasshoppers and flying ants and my pets are just doing fine/looking healthy/laying eggs/shedding...