Sort
Filter
$119.99 Chewy Price
($3.53/gl) Price per Unit
$177.99 List Price
$237.36 Chewy Price
$429.99 List Price
$35.99 Chewy Price
$42.99 List Price
$385.97 Chewy Price
($5.74/gl) Price per Unit
$463.16 List Price
$289.88 Chewy Price
($5.28/gl) Price per Unit
$159.74 Chewy Price
($2.46/gl) Price per Unit
$177.49 List Price
$379.99 Chewy Price
($7.60/gl) Price per Unit
$737.27 Chewy Price
($5.35/gl) Price per Unit
$867.38 List Price
$309.99 Chewy Price
$349.99 List Price
$24.37 Chewy Price
$29.99 List Price
Chameleon Tanks & Habitats
A proper chameleon terrarium gives your reptile room to climb, hide, and thrive. Whether you're setting up for a veiled, panther, or Jackson's chameleon, the right tank makes all the difference. Look for enclosures that offer plenty of vertical space, great airflow, and the right conditions for heat, light, and humidity. Top tank features to CREATE the ideal chameleon habitat:
- Tall enclosures: Prioritize height for climbing and vertical movement
- Screen cages: Offer maximum airflow and are great for warm, humid climates
- Hybrid terrariums: Combine mesh sides with glass panels to retain heat and humidity
- Glass tanks: Better for colder or drier environments when ventilation is well managed
- Front-opening doors: Make feeding and cleaning easier without stressing your chameleon
- Drip systems: Provide essential hydration in a natural, low-stress way
- Built-in lighting hoods: Help maintain proper temperature and UVB exposure
Setting up your chameleon's tank right from the start supports their health and natural behaviors. Combine the right enclosure with branches, plants, and heating elements to CREATE a habitat your chameleon can truly thrive in.
Frequently Asked Questions about Chameleon Tanks & Habitats
What size tank does a chameleon need?
For adult chameleons, a minimum tank size of 24" x 24" x 48" is recommended, especially for that vertical 48-inch space. Juveniles can start smaller, but they'll need a larger enclosure as they grow. Larger species like veiled and panther chameleons do best with even more room.
What features make a good chameleon habitat?
The best chameleon habitats have plenty of branches and vines for climbing, safe hiding spots, UVB lighting, and a drip system or misting setup to maintain humidity.
Is a glass tank or a mesh enclosure better for chameleons?
Mesh enclosures are often the best choice because they allow for proper airflow, which chameleons need. But in cooler or drier climates, a glass tank may be better for holding humidity. Hybrid enclosures offer a good balance of airflow and humidity control.
Can two chameleons share a tank or a cage?
No, chameleons are solitary animals and should be housed alone. Sharing a tank can lead to stress, territorial behavior, and health issues.
Product Type
Brand
7 Brands are shown below