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Yes definitely house individually as with every other species. I see that you live in the uk so maybe a tank would be easier to control the temps and humidity (as long as you still got good airflow)..ambient of low 60s is fine as long as the basking spot is up to 85 max and lower temp gradients...

Sorry for the late reply. I think they stay in the trees, but further in as they will be less active. Although during the day, with direct sunlight they still have the chance to bask. Longest period we can get here without sunshine is like a week when it's grey and rainy

They are a montane species thus require lower temps and higher humidity ..I keep mine similar to Jackson's. 85max at basking spot and I try to keep ambient in the low 70s if possible ! Night time drop in temperature is very important I have noticed..They are a very active species so the larger...

Around 50 but for a short period of time during Jan / Feb and at night..average is around low 60s for winter

I think they are one of the easiest species to keep..here the temps at the moment are in the high 80s in the shade, night time drop is next to none !

Close to one year Here in the picture is one of the pair I had kept..he is the brown one in the pictures above. The other was released where it was found.. This one is very docile, does not seem too bothered with being handled, although I rarely do handle him .. Very big appetite

Beautiful ..this species always fascinated me. Well done, looks great!

Depends what your average area/room humidity is..if it's in the 70% upwards if mist 3 times a day for around two mins each misting. If in the region of 50s I'd suggest shorter gaps between misting and sessions would be of a min each say like every hour for 1 min with a couple of sessions...

He does not look dehydrated to me neither..his eyes are sunken in, but the rest of him does not look dehydrated..pity you cannot take him to a vet. Whatever it is, it MUST have been something that happened while you were away.

That sounds fine actually ..I would recommend pothos and branches across the cage.

I have been thinking..what are your night time temps? Maybe they not cool enough and he is looking for lower temps at the bottom of the cage?

Im in the process of building a a diy ac unit...check it out on youtube...its called what I wrote.. needs some maintenance but it is electricity bill friendly.

Hahaha....maybe not world domination, but definately owner domitation ;~}

I found that my Kinyongia Multi like to drink first thing in the morning , I have set the rain system to go off slightly before lights on to give them the opportunity to wake up to what in the wild would be condensation..that is one of the only times I see them drink

Let me start by bashing you ...just kidding ;) You have quite a lot which is wrong with your husbandry..although the eye infection could be totally unrelated, there are still a few issues to take care of. It order to have a healthy chameleon, you need to have the adequate husbandry and...

Just being my anal self when it comes to chams >http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=op6GDstCn14 Pity that locals who should know better treat them in that way =\

Well done Neils ..that is proper replication of a wild habitat. So nice to see that your chams have all that variety in their enclosures

You are so lucky to have the outdoor space where to keep them , and lucky to have the time to watch them ..well done

The one word I dont usually use to describe something would be cute...this is an exception ;) I'm just curios about two things > what are the temps in and out of direct sunlight where u live at the moment? No hostility at all with a male and two females ?? They look super healthy and as...