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.
An Analysis of the 2013 Study “Effects of early social isolation on the behavior and performance of juvenile lizards, Chameleo calyptratus and... 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
Unfortunately, at Dragon Strand we sometimes run into unexpected production delays. This can happen for a number of reasons. The... 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
Chameleon Cage Setup: Drainage The most complicated part of a chameleon cage setup is the water cycle. Water must be provided... 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
Note: This tutorial is available as a .pdf. To download, click here: To watch a video on creating your own Chameleon... read more
We in the chameleon community have had a curious habit of using grow out cages for our juvenile single pet... read more
There are three main feeding strategies. Hand Feeding. This is where you perform some variation on you holding the feeder and... read more
Dragon Strand cages are known for housing chameleons, but many other arboreal reptiles and amphibians do well in these cages.... read more
