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its just you know...disapointing

Ok, you are probably right and should wait

Ok, don't want to risk anything for the chams health

Oh, i just remembered my dad comes back here to my house twice while I'm in canada to work. And i could have my friend thats next door come over on the week that my dad's not there. My friends sister comes over an watches our cat while we are gone. It would be a big favor, but he might do it...

neither did I

i know, but if I'm at school i don't know if the humidity will be kept up while I'm gone. So won't misting longer keep the humidity up longer. Usually is at about 40% by itself.

That is true, i don't know of any places that take care of reptiles. Is that even a thing?

oh cool, I could have one of my friends take care of my cham, its just i wouldn't want them to make a mistake or something.

Im not trying to say anything..bad but what do you do when you go on vacation for your cham just out of curiosity.

I know that the hydrometer will measure humidity, but I've read that screen cages don't hold humidity very well and i don't want it to get too dry in the cage.

Ok, this probably wouldn't be a great pet for me then. Even though they are really fascinating and interesting creatures. I have considered other animals, such as bearded dragons but they don't interest me as much.

So this could potentially shorten their lives? I thought that they might just be stressed for a few days and not eat much. I know that heavy stress can hurt their lifespan. I read a page online that said if they sleep the whole way through the ride. they won't be as stressed. Is this false?

Hi, I go to Canada for a month every year and will need to bring my cham with me. I have read online that reptiles other than tortoises, these animals can be brought without a permit or anything. I wonder if chameleons apply to the "can" list?

will misting my guys cage for around five minutes before and after school be enough humidity?

ok, thats good to know.

good, will it also kill any parasites because i don't want my little guy to get sick

What will baking do?

Hello, I want to use some sticks from outside for my chams cage. How do I make sure they are clean and won't get my cham sick?

Ok, I am getting one veiled chameleon and they are in between 2 and 3 months

Ok, i was just wondering because the box says it simulates that.