There are different aspects to consider when taking care of a veil chameleon such as housing, temperature, lighting, food, water, supplementation and sexing.

Some few tips would include housing only one chameleon per enclosure and letting them come out once in a while to help them stay healthy. Remember that it can get expensive to care for a chameleon. Initially, for example you will need to invest in a cage/aquarium/ reptarium along with reptarium liner, substrate and various bulbs or spot lights for lighting and heating. They will feed on an assortment of tiny insects and on arthropods. Remember that hatchings typically eat crickets which are roughly one to two week old.

A great website for you to start with, which offers detailed information on care as well as handling tips would be www.veiled-chameleon.com.