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hey guys just got home, Romeo has been in his bag for over 5 hours now and even when i opened the bag to check on him he did not wake. its late now, 1220 am, so im just going to leave him in there until morning. thanks for all the help!

ya i have used the shoe box also, i was just trying to see what everyone else had to say

if he is that old it is probably time to get him into a screened enclosure. they need the extra ventilation for respiratory health

to be more specific something like 48x24x24

the bigger the better seems to be the consensus. i would just try to build the biggest cage you can thats within your budget.

i agree with the rest, screen enclosure, nice and big, mine is 50'' tall 30'' wide and deep, give him plenty of room to climb, hide, feed ect...

he is a little over three months

Romeo is a three month old veiled, he is about 10 inches in total length, i think he will fit fine in a something like a large brown grocery bag..

So im going home for thanksgiving tomorrow it is a 5.5 hour car ride and most of you seemed to think that a brown paper bag with a paper towel on the bottom is the best way to go. Is that correct? If i close the bag to make it nice and dark with my veiled be able to breath?

i have been bit my many things in my life so i know i can handle it, the thing that most worries me is hurting Romeo in anyway. im leaving for my parents house tomorrow for thanksgiving so i need to get him out and ready to go by then

when i get to close with my hand i get hissed and lunged at? should i still try it out just move really slow?

that is what i try to do also but as soon as i open the door to his cage he books it for the corner of the cage and its hard to reach him back there, i guess i will try to use a larger stick and see if it helps, thanks for the advice

you cover him up and just pluck him or her off the branch? is that what you mean?

i have no idea what you are saying, can you just spell all the words correctly and maybe i can understand what you are saying?

What is the best way to get my cham out of his cage? every time i try he goes to the furthest corner and WILL NOT climb on to the stick i use to try and get him with? Any advice?

thats a great looking cham

i had my veiled free roaming for a while and had no adverse effects

the first veiled i owned was the same as yours. he was huge at nine months, if you give them what they need they seem to just take off on you

I have had Romeo for almost two months and and he is growing like a weed, 5 sheds in that time. He is making great progress. He is a greedy eater and very active, im really looking forward to seeing his adult colors. He is only about three months maybe a little older from what i can tell...

wow thats amazing