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.
We in the chameleon community have had a curious habit of using grow out cages for our juvenile single pet... read more
I would like to invite you to join an educational outreach effort I am doing on the Facebook group The... read more
Introduction to Chameleon Cage Drainage Trays An important consideration in every chameleon cage is your drainage strategy. You will want the... read more
I have been working with some new designs lately that allow greater control over humidity. The basic design of the... read more
This is a Dragon Strand Investigative Report. Thor the Dragon reporting (that’s me above). A number of disturbing observations... read more
Keeping Chameleons Together A rare, but not unheard of, peaceful coexistence between sibling panther chameleons (Furcifer pardalis). There is no telling... 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
Looking Forward to 2019... A Brief Review of where we have been Dragon Strand was started because I, selfishly, wanted better caging... 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
Dragon Strand cages are known for housing chameleons, but many other arboreal reptiles and amphibians do well in these cages.... read more
