The chameleon will not recognize its owner. Chameleons are cold-blooded animals and cannot recognize their owners, but they will get used to their owners' presence after being together for a long time, and will allow their owners to touch them without any resistance, and they will not run away or attack when their owners approach them.

Precautions for raising chameleons:

1. Environment

To build a close-to-natural breeding box for chameleons, you can Put some artificial plants, some bark, and some branches in the breeding box to create a comfortable environment for it. The breeding box needs to be ventilated, but the temperature should not be too low. Too low a temperature will affect the chameleon's appetite. The most suitable temperature range is 25 to 32 degrees.

2. Feeding

The chameleon’s food should be diverse, not too single, and nutritionally balanced. The owner can feed insects such as cockroaches, earthworms, crickets, worms, barley bugs, and occasionally some fruits and vegetables.

3. Water source

Chameleons drink a lot of water. You can use a water spray system or a watering can to sprinkle water. It should be sprayed twice a day for 3 minutes each time. If If the weather is hot, you can spray it several times, but be careful not to spray it directly on the chameleon.

4. Raising alone

Chameleons have a strong sense of territory, so it is best to raise them alone. Do not raise them with other animals, nor with several chameleons. Easy to fight.