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Im confused since I am noob to chams.Everyone says dont handle them but then threads are full of people talking about handling their chams.Not saying it's wrong just seems to be a lot of contradiction on here.

Call your local health dept or City Hall and they may send someone to take care of it for you.They did for my dad once.An exterminator came in a full bee suit and froze the nest and then removed it.

Sorry for your loss

I just got my veiled recently.I have been feeding him superworms out of my hand to try to make him comfortable with me. I got him to come all the way out of the cage today.Im just taking it slow.Ive noticed he is alot cooler with the idea of my hand in his cage.So good luck!

Great videos thanks. Im a newbie and my veiled Kai likes to try to munch my hand if I try to touch him. Now I can try this way.

Here are some pics of Kai. And some of the enclosure I am building. Still trying to figure out a bottom for it and a drain system.All suggestions are welcomed. Pics are not the best but I dont take him out yet since hes new here dont want to add anymore stress.

Ok Ive heard to use one and not to but I will take your advice.So thanks for steering me in the right direction.

Well I guess Ill just stick with the Reptisun 5.0 and the basking bulb then.Thanks for the input.---------------------- Sean

Just wanted to say this site has helped me soooo much in getting prepared to buy my cham.Hes about 1.5 yrs old and I named him Malokai(AKA... KAI).The guy I bought him from had him in a wire bird cage and had been using same UVB bulb since he bought him as a baby.He looks to be ok though, great...