What was yous hardest part?

[lizardboy119796]

Hi everyone i was just wondering what the hardest part for you was when you had your first chameleon??

 

[Dankmeleon]

the hardest part is doing a bunch of extra work that you don't really have to do , like for instance I use to change paper towels daily, thats a joke its so much easier to go bare on the bottom of your cage with good drainage, with occasional bleach cleanings

other than that, just down the road your routine gets much more developed

i use to have to drive to get crix that sucked

glad they come to my house now!

hmmm anything else

i guess what i'm trying to say is keeping chams only gets easier and more rewarding

 

[Justin Carl]

Water and appetite!
At first appetite wasnt a problem, but as your chameleons gets older they get really picky and tend to get bored with the same old feeders.
Also sometimes they just stop eatting all together, and this is really irritating.
Water from misting and drippers can be a bit annoying.
Trying to find the "perfect" way to take care of this when your chameleons are inside of your home can be a loooooong process.

 

[Julirs]

I obsessively worried about everything with my first --I wondered if the temps were OK, I worried that he wasn't drinking or eating, I worried that he would die. Once you learn how to "read" them it is much easier!

 

[lizardboy119796]

How

How do you create dranage?

 

[Dankmeleon]

https://www.chameleonforums.com/almost-finished-9606/

here is how i created my drainage, pm me if you have any questions

 

[Marc10edora]

My hardest part was trying to get my chameleon to lay eggs for about two weeks. Then found out that it was a male all that time!... You can never trust what the pet store tells you.

 

[Dankmeleon]

if you sometimes can't trust what the vet tells you, that means you can almost never trust what the petshop tells u