It’s important that your animal is captive-bred. Captive-bred animals are healthier and are not reducing the wild populations that many wild-caught ones can. Always make sure the habitats are as close to their native conditions as possible.
Humidity: Substrate or humidifier to keep humidity
Heat: 90° Fahrenheit under the heat lamp and 70° Fahrenheit around the habitat
UVB: 10.0
Diet: snails, crickets, waxworks, and dubia roaches. Snails need to be from a safe source with no possible diseases or flavoring.
Water: Dripping water as they do not drink out of water dishes.
Habitat
False Chameleons live in warm, tropical habitats, full of trees and vegetation. The island of Cuba is very humid, and it rains often to maintain that humidity. They prefer to stay in the trees where they are well adapted to climb twigs, branches, and plants.
Conservation Status: Unknown (not enough field information)
