Outside with our Mellers!
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summoner12
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He looks good!
Does he rub his rostrum?
Does he rub his rostrum?
luevelvet
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Not that we've ever noticed. Well, when we first brought him home, there wsa a couple of days there when he hated those river rocks and was pacing around. I was careful to notice if he did any damage, but all looked well. He looks pretty much the same as the day we brought him home. When I first saw him, I thought the same thing, but his behaviour didn't really justify the concern. He seems pretty happy and content in his cage for the time being.
Thanks!
Luis
Thanks!
Luis
blackbetty
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NOt to hijack your thread, but how do you keep them still? I put Leo on the top of this awesome Shefflera tree and he either tries to find a higher place or practically falls out of it. He doesnt just sit and chill...and that scares me to let him outside. Our house is woods on 2 sides and Im afraid if he sees a tree, he will try to make a dash for it...
And your Cham is Gorgeous! Blue is my fave color!!
And your Cham is Gorgeous! Blue is my fave color!!
summoner12
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He will go straight for a tree that is taller than his. He might be smart enough to wait till your gone or not looking, or have no fear and just bolt for them. My first veiled, Stella, we took her outside and there was a bush right near by and she climbed down her tree very slow with one eye glued to us and as soon as she hit the ground she ran
Never seen a cham move so fast.On the other hand. my two male veiled never seemed to care when outside. The tree they would bask in, was taller than me and there wasn't anything close enough for them to climb. So they would just chill.
OntarioLizardman
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nice looks melleri, and great shots! whats your camera?
blackbetty
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He will go straight for a tree that is taller than his. He might be smart enough to wait till your gone or not looking, or have no fear and just bolt for them. My first veiled, Stella, we took her outside and there was a bush right near by and she climbed down her tree very slow with one eye glued to us and as soon as she hit the ground she ran
On the other hand. my two male veiled never seemed to care when outside. The tree they would bask in, was taller than me and there wasn't anything close enough for them to climb. So they would just chill.
Ah, so no luck "FREE" ranging outside then eh? I just always see these people taking pics of their chams in the tree and I just wonder how its done.. I mean, I would think even if that was the only tee, they would climb to the highest point and I wouldnt reach them anymore.. Guess we are building an outside aviary (cage/home/terrarium?)
luevelvet
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Our's is very chill most of the time. the only time he feels the need to hurry is when after we've held him for a few minutes during cleanings and transport. Only then does he take lunge for the first plant he sees then proceeds to slow down and within a minute or two he's happy and slow. I will take a pic of the schefflera that I allow him to occupy when we're outside. It's almost like a large bonsai. It's about as old as I am and has been in the family the whole time. My mother gave it to me and it housed my first veiled's 15 years ago. Now its Melle's home when he's outside.
We really don't pay much attention to him, when he's out there. I mean, we don't ignore him, but I don't sit and stare the entire time. It's usually when Nicole has yard work or if I'm out there working on other projects.
Once he's out there, he really just sits and chills in the sun, then moves into the shade, then back in the sun. never really goes very far very fast. Plus the plant is in the center of a table in the middle of the yard, so he really can't go anywhere without jumping or falling off the plant. It's also nice to walk around the table and find the best angle's for good shots.
Luis
We really don't pay much attention to him, when he's out there. I mean, we don't ignore him, but I don't sit and stare the entire time. It's usually when Nicole has yard work or if I'm out there working on other projects.
Once he's out there, he really just sits and chills in the sun, then moves into the shade, then back in the sun. never really goes very far very fast. Plus the plant is in the center of a table in the middle of the yard, so he really can't go anywhere without jumping or falling off the plant. It's also nice to walk around the table and find the best angle's for good shots.
Luis
Orchidartist
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You guys are killing me with all your sunshine. I want some Very nice Mellers!!!!
Very nice Mellers!!!!
