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I don't take my cham out when I clean the enclosure. He just sits there and watches :)

Owning any animal requires being fully responsible for their care and expense within reason. Having said that, if my dog gets cancer I'm going to do what it takes to get her better. I would not, however, put my chameleon on the same level as my dog.

I'm also surprised that he's healthy. Seems like majority of posts are about some health issue, so I just assumed everyone's cham got sick on a regular basis.

For me it was how friendly this wild animal is. He's always comes down to his special spot and reaches out when he wants to climb up my arm, usually several times a day. While he's sometimes hesitant and slow, he's not afraid.

Amazing photo!!

Everything you said is correct, but not all chameleons will eat everything. Even then, their tastes change over time.

My chameleon opens his mouth for no apparent reason every couple weeks. He seems otherwise quite healthy

Regarding drinking water, I've had my chameleon for some time & I've never once seen him drink or lick water. He does occasionally lick a dry branch, but that's just him marking his territory.

It partly depends on what your guy will eat. I personally like black soldier fly larvae because they're nutritious.

"Cham constantly looked dehydrated"? How would this look? The most important misting time is before your lights go off at night

It's a tough challenge. Other than the obvious dragon ledges, consider hanging plants from the top or vines that grow up the back

Finally, someone who does it right!

I don't see how you get sediment if you if your water container has a cover

Congrats. She's very active!

You need WAY WAY more branches and plants.

4.5 years old is a decent run for one of these sensitive animals. Unfortunately, 100% of chameleons die eventually, just like the rest of us :(

Caught eating a superworm

Worst thread title ever.

Chameleons are not a cheap hobby. The price you initially pay is only a fraction of the total expense.