Our goal as chameleon keepers is to create as natural of an environment within our unnatural houses as possible for our chameleons. This includes live plants, branches, and naturalistic hydration. In this guide I describe one way to incorporate these elements into a beautiful cage set-up.
Keeping Plants Alive in a Chameleon Cage Have you noticed that it is not necessarily easy to keep plants alive in... read more
What is a Gravity Drain? The standard methods of draining your drainage tray include evaporation and using a wet/dry vac to... read more
Uroplatus Leaf Tailed Geckos in Dragon Strand Cages by Luis Wiedemann One of the most important (if not the most important) elements... read more
Q: What is the minimum size cage for a female panther chameleon? A: The Bigger the Better The simple answer to this... read more
The Dragon Strand Breeder Series cages are designed for arboreal reptiles and amphibians. The Breeder Series combines solid PVC sides... read more
Q. My chameleon constantly climbs the screens walls and I am worried about his nails getting pulled out. How can... read more
Introduction to Dragon Strand The Dragon Strand Chameleon Caging Company was started to solve the problems we chameleon keepers have in... read more
If you are considering a first chameleon, and you are not doing it as an impulse buy, you are probably... read more
Chameleons and Children At shows we often hear the question “are chameleons good pets for kids”. There are two parts to... read more
Mounting Branches in the Compact Cage System Mounting branches in chameleon cages has been a classic challenge for years. The Dragon... read more
