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These are some pics of my cham Prick in his home. I know his name is kinda messed up but it fits him perfectly! Cant get close to him at all.

I free range my veiled on my Lanai in 2 decent size ficus, a Pothos and a Boston Fern. He has never roamed in the six months Ive had him. I think if u provide an ideal environment providing everything they need they would have no reason to roam. No expert just my 2 cents.

beautiful cham! Pure just some info; pits do not have the ability to lock their jaws.

thanks 4 all the info. Pure I just order as i need. Really dont wanna raise feeders. I have 3 dogs 3 cats 2 ferrets 3 fish tanks 1 salt water reef, and 2 fresh planted tanks. Its alot of work believe me.

Thanks Jann. So i dont have anything to be overly concerned about? Where is Ft. pierce by the way and are your guys outside?

Im an electrician with 17 years experience and IMHO I would not feel safe at all running that heating pad 24/7 forget about when im not home. Just my opinion though.

Some animals just prefer some foods just like us. If ur offering a varied diet thats gutloaded well and ur guy is drinking well dont even worry about it. Try a horn worn or 2 every now and than. I guarantee he will luv em.Mepokeu; luv the ferret got 2 myself.

Ok, Ive got a male veiled Im gonna guess is about 6 months old. I free range him on my lanai in 2 ficus trees. Hes misted by hand 3 times a day and drinks well with no signs of dehydration. Hes had a good appetite but as of late has slowed a little. I order silk worm pods every 2 weeks and he...

Oh yeah, hes in a screened in lanai. Nothing is getting in or out, but thanks for the concern.

Waste gets hosed down about twice a week and ive never had any problems with excess water. After misting it usually only takes an hour or 2 to dry up.

Beutiful!!! He looks a little pissed though!

Awesome!!!

I live in Naples. Thanks for all the compliments.

Seems to me there are some very nice people here! Codi, he loves it outside. He gets about 5 good hours of sunlight in the morning. What a difference in color when hes in the sunlight. Spends the rest of his time basking in the spotlight and eating. Im thinking about installing a misting system...

Thank u very much. Yes he is free range, outside 24/7. He had some problems adjusting for the first few weeks but everything is perfect now. Fortunately the weather in SW Fl is perfect for chams.

Been lurkin around here for some time but I figured I would post some pics. Constructive criticism and comments would be appreciated. Thanks.

Thats a really good idea! I will give it a shot.

I actually purchased him from a local exotic animal store where the owner assured me he was captive bred. I also did witness him feed in the store. As far as insects ive tried; waxworms, mealworms and crickets from feeding tongs. As far as free range feeding, any ideas on how to do it? My lanai...

Hi everyone been lurkin arond for awhile but now I have some questions. I have experience with chams including Panthers and veileds. This is the first time Ive kept one outside. Hes a 3 month old veiled that I acquired 2 weeks ago. I live in SW florida and the weather has been in the mid 80's...