Hey from Cali!

[BJ Vynz]

Hello!
My name is Brandon and I am a new cham owner, and wanted to introduce myself
I bought two babies a couple weeks ago. This is one of them:

The other cham looks identical except it has a sort of healed scar on its face since I bought it.
Both are girls.
I am so grateful these forums exist! I've been reading through lots and will continue to do so.

If it isn't too much a bother, I was wondering if someone could help me with a question.
I live in the middle of California and the temps here are often 100+ Fahrenheit during the late summer.

Is this too hot for me to let the chams get natural sun? Should they be kept indoors at all times with the right bulbs instead?

Outside of the summer I did want for sure to have them take natural sun every now and then. I'm building them cages with 'shelf' spaces below and wheels

 

[Virgil1972]

100+ is a little hot for a baby. I would keep them inside on those days.

 

[alphakenc]

The early morning sun with correct temperature not over 85F outdoors will be better for ur baby cham.

 

[BJ Vynz]

Thanks guys.

The early morning sun with correct temperature not over 85F outdoors will be better for ur baby cham.

I may have them out for sunrise then bring them in before the temp goes near the highs. So just for a little while, and I'll be there with them.

 

[alphakenc]

Thanks guys.


I may have them out for sunrise then bring them in before the temp goes near the highs. So just for a little while, and I'll be there with them.

Sounds like a good plan,keep them happy insights so they wont run loose.

 

[BJ Vynz]

Absolutely!