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*I think that the low color translucent will look cool as an adult, as they dont develop the same coloration as a normal veiled*

So for the future, I am looking at what cham would be better. I want to get a veiled, im trying to decide from a low color translucent or a orange premium (Naval Bloodline) from FL Chams. Opinions? Also does the paler coloring on the cham shorten anything like lifespan, or is it just coloration.?

Thats a terrible story, don't want my cham to have that sorta ending. Also probably wouldn't be a good idea since at that time, the cham would only be 7-8 months old.

I have looked up the laws regarding bringing reptiles across the boarder. You can bring nearly any reptile across the boarder without a permit/papers except turtles/tortoises. Most people here think im going by plane and that i will have to import them. I drive because my family has a dog.

Thank you- I agree about waiting for later

Nor do i want to cause excessive stress

Alright, don't have that money to spend. My cham won't be coming to canada then.

The auto mister would make it easier and I would get a timer for the lights. So the only thing that my "care person" would do is feed him.

This year i was thinking about bringing him on the trip in a travel tub. But im not sure yet. @CamrynTheCham22 thanks for the info, definitely have some decisions to make. The auto mister is good idea

@kinyonga yes, its my only reptile now and i have a friend come and feed him and give new water a few times a week. Because he is an adult

ok, thanks for the info

But I want to get a reptile that i really like not something thats convenient as my mom says I can only have one more reptile. So i don't want to spend all of this money, like the reptile, but in the back of my mind still want a certain reptile more than one thats "convenient".

I have a leopard gecko, I know that they are more of a beginner reptile

I just like hearing actual answers from experienced keepers, which makes it come off like i don't know anything about chams.

I have read up so much about chams, but the thing thats killing the idea of getting one is that travel to Canada for a month every summer. And the experienced owners here believe it would be too stressful of the cham. Which it probably would be. So after being told i shouldn't i probably won't...