The chameleon will not recognize its owner. Chameleons are cold-blooded animals and will not recognize their owners. However, after being raised for a long time, they can become familiar with the owner's scent and become accustomed to the owner's feeding. They will not resist the owner's touch and generally will not attack the owner. However, you need to be careful during the feeding process. Do not grab it hard or pull its tail to prevent it from irritating it into attacking people.
Notes on raising chameleons:
1. Raising alone
It is best to raise chameleons alone. If two chameleons are raised in Together, it will make them feel oppressive and lead to mutual attacks.
2. Space
To raise a chameleon, you need to provide it with a larger breeding space. It is best to choose a 120*60*60 breeding box.
3. Feeding
If you like to eat all kinds of insects, you can feed it cockroaches, earthworms, mealworms, crickets and other foods.
4. Temperature
Chameleons have relatively high requirements for temperature. If they are in a low temperature state for a long time, it will affect their appetite and growth and development. The optimal temperature is 25-32°C. Spend.