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Yes they tend to NOT like direct mist--however I try to make the water as hot as possible, put him on a real plant in my room and mist him for at least a half hour. Besides he is still a baby and you have not had him long--- but misting is very important

He's a little cutie! I own a veiled so can't help out much but there are many knowledgeable people on these forums that are very willing to give sound advice....welcome

Why Thank You, I believe it's a Yukka plant but we also have Hibiscus and Ficus on the back porch. I bring him out there whenever I can and watch him like a hawk while he roams..... I also spritz him with water quite often on these hot days

My cham soaking up some rays Happy 4th of July to all the Americans

Wow he could be my cham's twin. How old is he?

I think it looks like a male veiled with a casque that was damaged....

My male veiled came from PetSmart. He has been very healthy so far, but he's a mean little monster

I'm a softie for babies...adorable

way to go O!

Yup looks like Lizard Love to me. Were you planning on breeding them at some point in the future? I'm not sure if that is too young---some panther experts should know

He's "wicked" cute as they say here in Boston, and so tiny!

Olivander is jaw-droppingly gorgeous and these pictures of him made me want a gracilior of my own. Funny, I have never put a mirror in front of my cham but he always crawls across my room and onto the pillows so he can look at himself---there is a huge mirror behind them --- then he just starts...

Handsome little devil

WOW just WOW

Yeah I've heard about these missing cham stories before. I really do try to watch him because honestly, when he roams my bedroom I have the same fears, falling, getting lost etc. I am going to start out small and see how he adjusts to his outdoor intervals

I took my cham outside on the porch today for some real sunshine and he seemed to like it. I assume since he came from PetSmart that it was the first time he has EVER been out. I let him roam on the Hibiscus plant and he ate a old brown dried up blossom! Gonna try to do this as much as I can...

Pan's Labyrinth is one of my favorite movies albeit dark and disturbing

It's a girl

I dare not speak the name of my cham's attitude as this is a family forum when I first got him. Now he comes out of his cage and straight over to me. He's still moody and territorial, but yes, baby steps to the bus Bob, baby steps

still cute as a button