Panther Chameleon Care Requirements

[@michaelchoate2810]

Thus was the first place I've found definitive feeding guidelines. I'm on the info gathering stage of keeping a chameleon.

[@eclipse9015]

I work at a reptile specialty store and we had a Sambava Panther cham come in. I fell in love with the little guy so I was doing extensive research on the species. This video and the website helped me so much on how to take care of panther chameleons. I took the little dude home and named him Charles. He's got some spunk to him but he'll happily accept the occasional hornworm from my hand. He's now 7 months old! The information you provided makes the researching process so much easier to understand. Easily the best source of information for new chameleon owners!

[@ChameleonAcademy]

I am very glad to here this has helped!

[@adamkrauss303]

I must echo the many others who have commented, that your care guide is second to none for Chameleons. I am absolutely flawed by the methodical detail you put into this, while still being concise, clear and welcoming. The addition of the graphics, including animation is fantastic and i so appreciate all the time and effort. Cheers!

[@ChameleonAcademy]

Thank you very much!

[@-opresiet-1414]

25 minutes of pure useful information. Thank you so, so much!

[@ChameleonAcademy]

I am glad you enjoyed the video!

[@m3Sp0rt]

Glad I found this page. I know this may be an older post, but it has a plethora of information that is required to know. Calm collective speaking, pictures, examples, everything! Thank you.

[@ChameleonAcademy]

I am glad you found this account and this video. Coincidentally, I am writing this welcome to you from Madagascar!

[@Zerostealthman]

Your videos are such an incredible resource for chameleons. Thanks for doing what you do man

[@josephsantos4808]

I got a panther cham and ended up getting another shortly after 😂. Not only are they absolutely stunning, but their personalities,especially my female, are incredible!

[@kaylakennedy5535]

I'm so happy I found this. I just came into a panther chameleon my neighbor found in his yard. He did his best, but could not find the owner. I love reptiles, so I took him in, but never cared for a chameleon before. I know how difficult they can be, and want to make sure I do this right. Thank you

[@nlellison99]

The care sheet is going to be absolutely perfect I'm gonna download,print and glue it in my animal care book!

[@ChameleonAcademy]

I am glad it is useful to you!

[@jeff7397]

7:20 is spot on. There is so much hate and disinfo about this topic. Thanks for going over this.

[@MrBioniclefan1]

I’m so glad that I have found out about a channel that has a lot to do with chameleons.

[@JavierMartinez-rz4vc]

Really pro care guide,. Great work

[@greyeagle112]

Bill, I have recently stumbled onto all of your content. This is so great! I have a panther chameleon and have been listening to the podcast and watching your videos. Thanks for all you do!

[@ChameleonAcademy]

I am glad you are enjoying it!

[@nlellison99]

Very informative and interesting to watch thank you!

[@Bethany-b82]

I've always wanted a chamelon, found them fascinatingly beautiful, but I was scared because of their stress levels and care, I am so beyond greatful for all your information and links. THANK YOU

[@ChameleonAcademy]

I am glad to hear this!

[@elizahahah]

amaaaazing video!!! i'm only using info from the chameleon academy towards my new panther cham which will be ready for me next month.. i can't wait. thank you for all the information provided!

[@ChameleonAcademy]

Congratulations on the new panther! It is awesome you are doing your research up front!

[@aliandjacob]

How is it going so far with your new cutie ?

[@TheIncredibleSulk2]

Dude literally same! 😂

[@judithsimpson6508]

5:09

[@ToffeenoseToffee]

Amazing video. Couldn’t of asked for better information on the start of our chameleon journey 👌👍

[@ChameleonAcademy]

I am glad you found it useful!

[@leafexotics3060]

Just amazing as always, thanks again Bill!

[@nichr165]

I really love your 3 vides about care guides. I have really been wanting a chameleon for a long time, and its so nice to get good advice. But unfortunately, the more i look in to it, the more it becomes obvious that i chan accommodate these beautiful and interesting animals needs with my living arrangement.

[@beachside_Reptiles]

What an amazing video. Thank you so much for the knowledge.

[@RickAnnDaily]

Amazing professional video !

[@jonashley9681]

Awesome video and it helped me to tweek my cage and change my supplements. Can’t wait to meet the new chams!

[@maxcampos1941]

Amazing video! I would love to see a similar video for Jackson Chameleons. Great info!

[@Wolf-bb1iz]

Thanks for the advice

[@kensimon1773]

Thanks for the information Bill!

[@ChameleonAcademy]

I am glad it was useful for you!

[@ReptiVilla]

Amazing video ! Appreciate you for this my dude ! Keep it coming !

[@DonKeesh]

amazing summary.

[@D4ni3lS4nk3]

I live in the madeira island, north of the canary islands, amd im thinking get a panther chameleon, but im not sure how similar my environment temp and humidity are to the natural place of this animal, i think a good strategy would be buy first some measuring devices maybe a cage and simulate having the animal wiouth actually having it, to see if if a screened of glass cage fits better my situation, what do you think about my idea?

[@christinemitchell5474]

Great timing for this video! My beautiful hybrid chameleon cage by you and your company Dragon Strand is due to arrive tomorrow! My baby Rango will be so happy!

[@ChameleonAcademy]

Perfect!

[@roberthead5373]

Great job and exciting video with correct information

[@wendyducaat7327]

When will the care guide will be online? Still see comming soon😊

[@ChameleonAcademy]

@@wendyducaat7327 here is a link to the webpage. chameleonacademy.com/panther-chameleon-care/

[@SatiricalLizard]

Very comprehensive UVB info! A lot of stuff I didn't know. I feel like a lot of people say to just slap a UVB light in the enclosures and you'll be fine. I don't have a chameleon(yet👀), but I'm definitely going to check my bearded dragon's uvb setup. Thank you!

[@ChameleonAcademy]

I am glad you got value from it!

[@a.c7705]

Great job! Very informative

[@littleme5378]

Live in Brooklyn, can I put the screen cage outside the balcony during the summer time without lighting fixture? In NYC, the temperature can go up to 90’s in summer. Thank you!

[@BLHomestead]

I can't say enough that your videos are absolutely amazing! Thank you so much for what you are doing! I wish I could find this type of content for Dart Frogs and the others!

[@ChameleonAcademy]

I am glad you are enjoying the videos!

[@inspectorgadget346]

One correction. Arcadia single bulb T5 does not include UVB bulb. The UVB 6 percent is an additional purpose but well worth getting a high quality reflective hood

[@ChameleonAcademy]

The Arcadia ProT5 6% is the bulb/fixture bundled product. So if it has a "ProT5" in the name it is a bulb and fixture.

[@inspectorgadget346]

@@ChameleonAcademy ah yes your correct. I went with the single. Not the pro. Thanks for clarifying

[@guy8646]

Can you do an enclosure video? I keep reading that they need screen enclosures, but if that’s not 100% true all of the time, I’d like to know what other enclosures are acceptable. Thanks!

[@ansnfbsknanssshshbsnsndnd5438]

I live in Texas but keep my room pretty cool, like 72 f. The humidity says 40-55% usually. Screen ok?

[@ChameleonAcademy]

If you are able to have a high humidity night then it is fine!

[@ellecrescent9834]

Awesome video, great channel 😊 learning about the animal and what it needs is half the fun for me, it can take years before I actually take the step to owning one. For now my little leopard gecko keeps me busy but who knows, maybe I’ll be a proud chameleon owner when the time is right!

[@ChameleonAcademy]

I am glad to have you hanging around!

[@Danniedorito]

Hey Bill, I have a question about something I read in a fb group. Anyway the post I saw said that d3 is unnecessary if you provide proper UVB. Is this true? I do have a solar meter 6.5r, I use t5 ho fixtures with reptisun as you suggest in your care guide for panther chameleons. I cannot keep outdoors all year. From what I've always read is that you should give multivitamin twice a month and that is what I have been doing. I use repashy lod twice a month and plain calcium. I have a double xl reptibreeze enclosure that I am in the process of converting to a hybrid bioactive per your recommendations. Thanks for your help as always ❤

[@ChameleonAcademy]

It is true that you do not need dietary D3 if you have sufficient UVB. We in the community have proven that UVI 3 at the basking branch will provide all the D3 a panther needs. We give a multivitamin twice a month to cover the preformed vitamin A. The D3 that goes along with that is of no danger to the chameleon.

[@jenafire13]

Do you have a file copy of the information sheet you keep showing?

[@emilymaldonado906]

Tks for this video, could you please make one with the chameleons illness? 🙏

[@ChameleonAcademy]

That is a great idea!

[@emilymaldonado906]

@@ChameleonAcademy 💚 thank you 🙏

[@diego.hurtado10]

Do you need a heat lamp and a UVB for the terrarium or only with the UVB light? As always, Thanks for your care guide. It's been really helpfull.

[@ChameleonAcademy]

Generally speaking, we use a heat lamp and a UVB light. But every situation may have variations. Chameleons need both UVB and to warm up in the morning.

[@diego.hurtado10]

@@ChameleonAcademy Thanks! Can a ceramic heat bulb be used for a panther chameleon? those are the ones that emit heat but not light

[@ChameleonAcademy]

@@diego.hurtado10 we generally like to use light emitting heat bulbs to replicate the sun. I haven’t tried a ceramic heater, but I suspect they would be able to find the heat source. Why would you use a ceramic heater?

[@Kitsune1989]

Lol, my enclosures have so many hiding spots more then once ive had a freakout thinking they had somehow escaped because i couldnt find one no matter how many plants and bushy bits i moved around. And thats for the adults (mind all my panthers are in literal walk-enclosures so plenty of places to get lost in) never mind when theyre babies and a single leaf can hide them from my searches. Ive kept all my panthers in glass and, never had a problem with most of them (all but the one but im pretty sure hes trying to scare me down to his lifespan, and his problems arent related to husbandry) It doesnt help that my oldest panther figured out how to open the store bought mesh enclosures himself pretty young (which is why i started building my own). Nothing like opening the reptile room only to see a fully open door to one of your enclosures. I once spent 4 hrs looking for him and started wondering if he hadnt found away up to the window and outside since i keep the window cracked to prevent the room getting too hot. Only for me to knock over a feeder bin and see the little shithead's tongue come flying out from where he had at some point climbed onto my boot while i was desperately searching for him. Found the chameleon, lost 5,000 crickets i had just bought too. It doesnt help that i have reptiles that would have him for a quick bite if he someone got near them (in seperate rooms mind but still. My frilly would have snapped him up in one bite never mind my monitors and they both have full room sized enclosures). I swear he's jealous of my human lifespan and decided the solution is to scare enough years off me to go out together. Took him to the emergency vet once because he was dark and half buried in the dirt and it thought he was impacted and dying... vet comes out... good news hes not impacted and in otherwise perfect health, bad news hes a hermaphrodite and was trying to lay himself some eggs. He may have further complications down the road since he has two complete reproductive systems instead of one complete and one partial. I wonder if that means he can get himself knocked up? Id best not give him ideas. That was an expensive sexing. And that shortly before that he had tried to hump the heat lamp (i had switched the heatlamp to where the humidity reader was because he was growing and i wanted to avoid burning his back...i though such a tiny hole i couldnt even get a finger through couldnt possibly cause problems...i was wrong) and he gave his hemipenes a sunburn...yes he managed to burn a normally internal organ and since he burnt his dick and i had to rub cream on it until it retracted i knew he was male. If the colours hadnt given it away already.

[@andrewwilson8776]

With the hybrid setups, should you setup a small fan to help circulate the enclosure to prevent stagnant air?

[@ChameleonAcademy]

The need for a fan depends on your ambient conditions. In a room with low ambient humidity no fan will be necessary. High ambient humidity means a fan is more appropriate. The actual air flow from chimney effect works, but how quickly that air exchange is able to evaporate the moisture depends on the ambient humidity.

[@게부자-h9x]

Thank you for the information. You did mention that there are ways to modify the cage enclosure. I am looking into caged enclosure. During the summer humidity spikes high, but during the winter humidity is non-existence. I need a make shift enclosure depending on the humidity situation. Can you do a video or shorts on this topic?

[@emmasmart6112]

Can you do a video on Gular edema in veiled. My Cham is at full age and I can see that his throat at the back he hardly has a hole like before. He can’t swallow well and I have syringes blended crickets with a bit of baby food and vitamins with electrolytes. However he struggles taking that. My criticare carnivore diet comes in two days but he can just about take water. I have emailed my vet and waiting. However I know they will try out to sleep as he’s old. However I wondered if any way of bringing the edema down. My vet was wary putting on metacam as he thinks his kidneys are playing up as he had a certain smell from his mouth which goes with kidney disease. I’m keeping fluids down him. He’s lost his casque fat literally in a week . He’s still his happy colours but he falls a lot now so I have put areas with blankets as he prefers sitting like a cat

[@manuelcasal3669]

Hello, I really love your work, it is the most complete and accurate one I could find. I have I small question if that is OK. You recommend not to use IR lamps at night, Would it be possible to use a ceramic heat "lamp"? Or what would be another appropriate way to heat them at night if necessary? Thankyou very much 😊, Keep up the amazing videos!

[@ChameleonAcademy]

You could use a ceramic heat emitter at night, but make sure it is truly necessary. As long as they can warm up during the day it can easily go into the low 60s F. If it is going into the 50sF they can still handle it, though if this were a regular thing I would then start to think about a heat source that would nudge the temperatures into the low 60s.

[@manuelcasal3669]

@@ChameleonAcademy thankyou very much

[@manuelcasal3669]

@@ChameleonAcademy sorry to bother again. This is something I've found contradicting information on. What kind of substrate would recomend? I've found people that say that it is best to keep it simple with paper towels or news paper, whilst other go for a more bioactive setup with abg or another substrate with micro fauna, others use Bark. I'd really like to know the opinion of an expert like you. Thankyou very much once again 😊

[@ChameleonAcademy]

@@manuelcasal3669 the idea beginner setup is a bare floor with a drainage tray underneath the cage. Easy to clean up and keeps the excess water away from the poop and escaped feeder insects.

[@manuelcasal3669]

@@ChameleonAcademy thankyou very much one again

[@amazingaquaticsandexotics3030]

awesome

[@morganjohnson6438]

Loved the video and all the info! Wondering what kind of light stand you would recommend for raising the UVB bulb 3 inches above top of cage?

[@staffordcook719]

I just use small blocks of wood or something similar that will just lift it up as much as you need.

[@littleme5378]

Sorry one more question, how often we need to clean the cage and do we need to clean the 💩 off the leaves every day?

[@robertprado1522]

Beast mode. If the ear listens it can learn alit here

[@scilet2037]

could you make a video where you show all your animals? it would be nice.

[@tiflong2008]

What are the dimensions of the wire rack you use to put your cage on. I know it is good for little guys to not put the light directly on the cage. I am having a hard time finding something deep enough, do you have any link to the rack you use?

[@ChameleonAcademy]

here is a link to the one I use. It is 60" wide, x 24" deep x 72" high and can fit two 2x2x4 cages side by side. Or else one cage and all the misters and other equipment! www.amazon.com/dp/B01N9OOVCI/ref=as_sl_pc_tf_til?tag=thechambreepo-20&linkCode=w00&linkId=f20801a1df94effe0a5c79f934e09487&creativeASIN=B01N9OOVCI

[@matthewhannah7565]

Hello. I have a question. Will tv light disrupt chameleon sleeping?

[@ChameleonAcademy]

It could. Chameleons sleep much better in darkness. You can always put a towel over the cage if you need to.

[@theterritory8004]

Do you have any recommendations when it comes to setting up mechanical timers to run each of the cycles. The misters and fogger have pretty complex cycles according to this care sheet, and in an effort to keep from creating a fire hazard I want to simplify this as much as possible. Thank you!

[@ChameleonAcademy]

I get what you are saying about fire hazards. Unfortunately I haven’t been able to figure out how to recreate the effect with mechanical timers. I can get the fogger to work on a mechanical timer, but the mister requires a On/Off minimum setting of two to three minutes and I haven’t found that in a mechanical timer. I don’t want to go more or I am starting to flood the system. So, I haven’t found the right mechanical timer to allow that yet.

[@pedroanleu625]

Any tips to get that temperature drop? Where I live the temperture at night remains at 77F inside (60% humidity). I live in a very humid and hot place (swamps around). Could the fogging creat the temperature drop or maybe a fan? Could you please give any tips? Thanks for your amazing videos!

[@ChameleonAcademy]

The only way to do it is an air conditioner. I have a similar problem during the summer with my Jacksons Chameleons and the only way to really do it is a room that has an AC unit so the room goes lower than the rest of the house. Using a swamp cooler or such just doesn’t do the job. Luckily, panther chameleons don’t need it as low as Jacksons!

[@pedroanleu625]

@@ChameleonAcademy thanks for the reply! I will set up the enclosure and measure during the night with the misting and plants. AC wont be an option here (Electric Bills down here are just crazy). Will try with a portable "AC" the ones you have to put ice on them. I'm really concerned that 77 wont let my little dude sleep good when he arrives. Thanks Bill!

[@ChameleonAcademy]

@@pedroanleu625 I am not aware of any study that tells us where the exact line is for “too warm”. Does anyone else in your area keep chameleons? If they have been successful then you could figure out what they are doing to make it work.

[@pedroanleu625]

@@ChameleonAcademy thank you so much for the help! You are the pillar of this community

[@iceb4l]

I’m watching your video now and I bought a glass tank it’s a 60 cube- 24” length X 24” width X 24” height can you please get back to me and help me set my cage up

[@ChameleonAcademy]

Unfortunately, that cage won’t work for a panther chameleon so you are going to have to find on that matches what this video says.

[@iceb4l]

I haven’t got my chameleon yet I just want to get all the information right for my Pacific cage so when I decide to pick up my Chamaeleon, it will be already to go

[@iceb4l]

What’s wrong with that cage?

[@ChameleonAcademy]

@@iceb4l then you are doing it right!

[@ChameleonAcademy]

@@iceb4l go to this link and read through the detailed explanations. It will help you understand the care sheet parameters. Minimum cage size is the first thing and you are already trying to change that! So I will ask why you think a 24”x24”x24” will work when the minimum recommended is 24x24x48. Here is the link for the explanations: chameleonacademy.com/panther-chameleon-care/

[@mrmango6301]

I live in southern california and without any light a glass enclosure will hit around 86 Farenhiet in the hottest summer part. How could I counter this to have a chameleon (or any reptile for that matter)? I would think there would be a difference in temps from a screen enclosure, but i don't know if it would be enough. Any tips?

[@ChameleonAcademy]

It depends on your ambient conditions. If a cage will reach 86 then there is heat coming from somewhere. Glass only insulates. It does not create heat. What temperature are you keeping your house at?

[@mirkokoehl4988]

Hallo! Mein Name ist Mirko und ich komme aus Germany!Ich finde deinen Kanal wirklich super und absolut lehrreich. Ich habe da mal eine Frage an Dich. Ich finde das mit Deinem Nebler, den Du die Nacht über in den Terras laufen hast auch absolut super, denn so bekommt man auch die hohe Luftfeuchtigkeit hin, die die Tiere brauchen. Aber hier in Deutschland sagen alle das der Nebler für die Lungen der Tiere schädlich ist, und das die Tiere davon krank werden. Vielleicht kannst du mir ja weiterhelfen. Im voraus vielen Dank und ganz liebe Grüße Mirko

[@ChameleonAcademy]

Hello! I hope I can respond in English! Fogging is a controversial technique with people passionate on both sides of whether it is the ultimate hydration method or whether it is a quick step to killing your chameleon. I look at foggers as tools. You accept a certain care guide and then you use whatever tools you need to get the conditions necessary. If I live in an area that has very high humidity nights then I wouldn’t use a fogger. If I live in an area with low humidity nights then I will definitely use a fogger. It is much better than a mister as it uses less water and does a better job. So, in my mind, whether you should use one or not depends on whether you need higher humidity or not. As for whether foggers themselves are dangerous, I have used them for years without a problem that I can trace back to a fogger. But that doesn’t mean other people have not had a different experience. So, for you, I would evaluate the different ideas out there, figure out which ones fit your situation the best, and then try it out without taking any sides in this very chaotic social media world!

[@mirkokoehl4988]

​@@ChameleonAcademy Guten Tag!Erst einmal ganz lieben Dank für Deine schnelle und ausführliche Rückmeldung. Ja,ich möchte auch wieder Furcifer Pardalis pflegen. Hatte vor ein paar Jahren schon einmal welche gehabt.Ich musste damals aus beruflichen Gründen mit dem schönen Hobby aufhören. Jetzt möchte ich wieder Panther pflegen und deshalb möchte ich mein Wissen ein bisschen erweitern. Ich brauche deshalb nachts auch eine sehr hohe Luftfeuchtigkeit, und das schafft man mit einem Nebler eben am besten. Ich habe damals schon einen Nebler bei meinen Tieren gehabt. Aber habe dann von anderen Leuten immer wieder nur schlechtes gehört,und habe ihn deshalb dann auch nicht mehr benutzt. Was für einen Nebler und von welcher Firma benutzt Du denn?Ich freue mich jedesmal auf ein neues Video von Dir. Mach weiter so. Bei Euch in Amerika gibt es einfach viel schönere Panther Chamäleons als bei uns in Deutschland. Aber ich weiß leider auch keinen Züchter, der Tiere nach Deutschland verschickt.Ganz liebe Grüße aus Germany Mirko😊😊😊😊

[@pookasragez]

Dope

[@tvalenzuela1396]

Why does it say on the back of the repashy calcium plus and lod bottle to add on every feeding?

[@ChameleonAcademy]

Because that is the recommendation Repashy has for the general use of his supplementation. Considering the immense diversity of reptiles and amphibians I think we are well within our right to tweak the instructions to match what our specific genus and species need. It is reasonable to assume that the dietary requirements of a diurnal, arboreal chameleon could be different from a crepuscular, terrestrial leopard gecko or a nocturnal leaf-tailed gecko. That said, using Repashy Calcium Plus for every feeding has been firmly established as a successful supplementation schedule for panther chameleons. The reason why this care summary uses Calcium Plus /LoD twice a month instead of every feeding is that I am wanting to use the natural process of getting vitamin D3 from UVB. Thus I use the Repashy Calcium Plus /LoD for the occasional shot of preformed vitamin A. Supplements are a tool like everything else and they must be used in conjunction with the other husbandry aspects you employ.

[@cheeseymadness7391]

what info can you offer on reasons that a chameleon digs in the soil

[@ChameleonAcademy]

I'll assume this is not a gravid female we are talking about. Chameleons often walk around the bottom of the cage when they are pacing and trying to get out. At times they will eat the soil because of (presumably) missing minerals in their diet. But deliberate digging for any reason except to lay eggs is an uncommon behavior. This situation would take some detailed study to figure out what is going on.

[@cheeseymadness7391]

@@ChameleonAcademy I recently took him to the vet to discover an infection which I believe could be the cause of his behaviour poor little fellas had to have an injection

[@ChameleonAcademy]

@@cheeseymadness7391 poor guy! I hope he gets well soon! And, yes, feeling sick could show some strange behaviors.

[@tannerthelhasaapso1132]

Do you recommend any chameleon breeders?

[@ChameleonAcademy]

Where are you located?

[@algisable]

My chameleon , 10 months of age, don't eat crickets of all. Only worms. What I can do?

[@ChameleonAcademy]

Instead of typing a bunch of stuff I made a short video answer for you! You can take a look at it here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKm2fmZneLCmq7c

[@algisable]

@@ChameleonAcademy, many thanks fot the video. Here is Algis from another side of the pond - Lihuania, EU. I watch your videos and read your advices with great interest and pleasure, thank you very much! I am worried that my cameleon is not yet a grown up, he is just 10 months old and weights 150 gr. I though that he would need to be fed everyday. Would starving and eating every second day be beneficial for my 10 months youngster?

[@ChameleonAcademy]

@@algisable at ten months he is right at the point where you can consider going to the adult diet. But that depends on whether he has reached full adult size. But, regardless of size or age, holding back food from him for a couple days will not be dangerous. If he is being picky then he either is full or else has a reason why he does not like a certain food item. (For example, some chameleons will refuse to eat superworms if they were bitten by one.) A very good reason to do this at this point is that it is not healthy to have a diet only of superworms. 150grams is a respectable size. If he is that size because of fat then there is definitely a health issue. Check out this page and see if your chameleon’s fat pads show he is growing in the wrong direction. chameleonacademy.com/chameleon-medical-obesity/

[@algisable]

@@ChameleonAcademy many thanks

[@borbgur]

How sensitive are chameleons to sound??

[@ChameleonAcademy]

Their hearing is not fully developed, but they are able to detect sound.

[@DefunctPhoton]

The main claim I see people make against glass cages is that the chameleon will see its own reflection and treat it as a potential threat. Is this not accurate?

[@ChameleonAcademy]

Although possible and sometimes happens there are ways to mitigate the problem. It usually is not a big deal for the chameleon to settle in knowing that the ghost chameleon will never invade his bush. But these are things that are necessary to deal with if you have glass. And the only reason to use glass is if you need to have solid sides. And in that case you can’t just substitute screen in its place.

[@Playa566]

Only live a year couldn't do it

[@ChameleonAcademy]

They can easily live seven years

[@cheeseymadness7391]

are chameleons scared of their own reflections just an inquiry

[@ChameleonAcademy]

If the reflection is good enough then they can react to it as if it were another chameleon.

[@964cuplove]

Watching this from Germany, as a European I would suggest you consider adding the dimensions in metric as well. It would save a lot of calculator activity throughout the world.

[@geroknittel9171]

A video with a focus on transporting actual information. What a rare thing between all those sensational „reptile lovers“ on KZbin. Thanks for pursuing the hobby with the seriousness and scientificity it deserves and not making another series of cheap razzle-dazzle nonsense reptile videos.

[@phatmangos]

Gemini

[@phatmangos]

and great video btw 🙂

[@phatmangos]

Research provided was S tier

[@austincrowmusic2378]

You look like Elon musk lol