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All the reptile shops that I have spoken to keep their chameleons in wooden vivarium and when I ask them they say mesh is the better choice but wood works as well. I'm under the impression that there's not enough airflow with wood though right?

So is it a fabric mesh then, cause if it's metal I wouldn't think a cats claw would damage it?

Completely understand, I have 1 under1 year, 1 that's turning 3 and the other 2 are 4. TBH they have so many toys and chase each other around all day that my other animals aren't interesting to them. But I know they can be silly and they love sitting ontop of my beardies vivarium. If I do get a...

Hiya, so I've been researching chameleon care for a while now and am based in the UK. I understand that they require a mesh enclosure, but need some advice. How sturdy is the repti breeze xl, reason I'm asking is I have 4 cats, although the chameleon would be kept away from the cats, how strong...

If he's wild and native, best to release it.

She's so precious. ❤️

OMG, congrats. Must be such a wonderful experience.

Ah ok how interesting. Being so fragile I would have never thought chameleons could be an invasive species.

I don't think it's ever right removing an animal if it's wildborne. Not sure what others think about this. Have you got the encolsure setup?

Not well versed in chameleons. But I would say that's a urate. Have they eaten anything with extra moisture.

Completely agree, animals need vet care, people who can't afford it or don't want to should not have any pet.

Yeah need to ask around about vets, I know a few exotic, not sure if they are aware of chameleons but I would assume they have some idea.

I am curious, how many people on here have not taken thier chameleon to the vet. I don't mean general checkups or fecal tests etc. I mean who on here has had a chameleon that hasn't developed some sort of illness or condition that require a vet visit. Just generally curious. I understand vets...

No chameleon would enjoy that. Sure they will tolerate it, but they are very much introverts lol.

Wow such a beautiful enclosure.

They did mention that they did a fecal and it came back clean.

I'm reporing you, illegal importantion!! 🤣🤣

That wooden viv is a recipe for disaster, not enough ventilation and your chameleon will sooner or later contract a respiratory infection. Your "expert" clearly has no idea about the importance of ventilation to chameleons.

He's a big boy. So handsome 😍

I live in the UK, not sure where your based lol. The jacksons temp requirements are practically perfect, cause in winter it bes quite cold indoors at night, even during the day. As well as humidity generally being higher as well.