Chameleon

Chameleons are undoubtedly interesting creatures. One common question among chameleon enthusiasts is whether female chameleons can reproduce without the presence of a male, like some reptile species. While female chameleons can lay eggs without a male, they cannot reproduce without a male. They follow sexual reproduction, which involves both a male and a female. The …

Chameleons are a fascinating and diverse family of reptiles, with roughly 150 or more species living in the wild. Due to the popularity of these exotic pets, it’s no surprise that some rare breeds in the market can command a hefty price tag. Some of the most expensive chameleons are Parson’s chameleons, which can cost …

Chameleons are fascinating creatures that make great pets, but they can also be quite delicate. If you’re a chameleon owner, you may have noticed your pet shaking or trembling at times. While this behavior is completely normal in some cases, it can also be an indication of something else, such as stress, improper care, and …

If you’ve currently petting a chameleon, you’re bound to have several questions! One of them might be about how often to mist a chameleon cage. After all, misting is necessary to keep your little pet well-hydrated and in a moist environment.  The misting requirements for a chameleon cage typically depend on the chameleon species and …

Chameleons come from some of the Earth’s warmest climates which means providing heat is essential when they’re kept as pets. They’re also incredibly sensitive to changes in temperature, so you might wonder, how long can chameleons survive without heat? How long a chameleon can survive without heat depends on factors including species, health, and the …

Chameleons are popular reptiles to own thanks to their quiet demeanor and stunning colors, and they are relatively easy to care for. Sometimes chameleons can suffer from conditions such as tail rot. Untreated tail rot can be fatal, so every responsible chameleon owner should know what to look out for and how to treat it.  …

Chameleons are interesting little creatures and make great reptile pets! They may be small, but they are pretty resistant. You might be reading this article because you’re thinking about leaving your chameleon to fend for itself for a few days. Chameleons can go for around 2 weeks without eating and 1 week without drinking, depending …

One day you start noticing your chameleon is no longer being as active as it was before, you may even start realizing that it seems uncomfortable when holding onto the branches in the enclosure. If you feel related to this, your pet may be suffering from a condition known as gout. Gout is characterized by …

It can be pretty worrying when you notice your reptile pet has some signs of disease. By checking on pets regularly, and getting to know their habits, routines, and preferences, we increase the chances of spotting problems early. Mouth rot can occur after an injury in a chameleon’s mouth is colonized by harmful bacteria. It’s …

We often get pets because of the unique bond between human and animal that pets can create. But some animals, like chameleons, can be harder to bond with than others. Or perhaps a chameleon-human bond just looks a different way than it does with more conventional pets. Chameleons don’t bond with their owners – at …