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I would if they had legal documents. It is not my job to make sure that foreign governments comply with CITES.

Looked up these guys in one of my Cham books(de Vosjoli). He says they need lizards as an important part of their diets. Anybody have an opinion on this??

I'm in Florida, we get our roaches on the hoof! :) So far the boy has taken large crickets, superworms, and pinkies fine. The gal ate large crickets the day after I got her and again yesterday. Good appetites indeed!

Yeah, I probably should have let her settle in a few more days before disturbing her for pics but I wanted to show them off.:D

For those who asked, I took some pics of my pair, and started a new thread.

I've had the Male a bit over a month and the Female since the weekend. She got pretty stressed by the pcs. [/IMG] [/IMG]

Thanks, maybe by November, if mine do well, they will be big enough to breed...

Like I mentioned upthread, I need to take some pics. BTW, for future reference, what season did you breed these guys?

Cute!! I would say my pair are a little larger than those guys.

Looks like about an 8-9 inch body on that guy. My estimate would be about 14" for the body...

My estimate was over 2 1/2 feet, nose to tail tip..

If you guys/gals have never looked for wild Chams, it is a blast. Enjoy!! I highly recommend that you find someone who keeps Jackson's and visit and practice shining with flashlights while it is sleeping to get a search image. While they lighten up at night and are easier to see, it will...

Go at night with a good flashlight and headlamp.

He belongs to a friend, so I don't have a big selection of pics. I do have a pair of juvies and will try to take some pics in the future.

Enjoy: [/IMG]

This might be worth its own thread, but do most of you believe that WCs are inherently less healthy, or that imports are less healthy due to stress of importing and wholesaling? Because I've kept self collected Florida WCs and they seem very hardy...

This is by no means unique to Chams. I don't know how many of you keep other stuff but I'm a hobbyist snake breeder with a couple of Chams. Some of the species I am interested in such as Drymarchon and Asian Rats sell for MUCH less for WC than CB. But the educated buyer looks for CB and is...

Josh, leave that poor little hatchling Burm alone....

Damn, and I was going to drive down to Homestead and catch one.....:confused:

Recent in situ pic. [ Before the freeze, don't know how they are doing.