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My last moments with Jingles was great, he is gone now to be a wildie. He will be so badly missed by me. I have both Sky and Roco to keep the longing away, but Jingles was my first cham and he will always be special. Took some awesome photos of him today before he gone. Will download tomorrow...

You are so right, he is indeed a veiled. Can't believe this sleeping beauty can be so worked up.

Roco is a full 6 weeks and only with me for a day. What a feisty boy. Took him from the free range tree to put him in his enclosure for sleepy time. And what do you know, he hissed at me with that tiny body. Something tells me he will be the boss in this house

Congrats and enjoy him. He is beautiful

He is precious, welcome Sage. Enjoy him. So cute the way he claws out of the bag

Oh I'm so sorry Zelda is ill. I really pray that she will get better

Yes I do, im too paranoid not to lol.

I hope so, they were exploring big time shortly before lights out.

My veiled babies are Sky and Roco both are boys and the names just came to me after I brought them home

I have set up both the babies enclosures and they have moved to their permanent spot now. What do you think? Any suggestions for changes?

Thanks, I now have both my veileds I wanted so bad and they are both so little. I just love them to bits

My latest and final addition to the clan at home. Roco came to me as a heart replacement for Jingles who are being released. He is from the same clutch as Sky and I was lucky enough that the breeder still had 3 babies left.

He is extremely tiny, yet he have a enormous personality. I cant wait for him to grow up so I can handle him a bit more.

Sticky Tongues in Pretoria. Must say I was impressed with them

Thanks, I am sure I wil,

Yes the flapneck are native to our country and are found all around. His mother was probably caught in the same region that we will be releasing him. Ì agree he is a very pretty cham and it's a pity that I cant raise him

Beyond awesome

Although so so tempting, our nature conservatives already know about Jingles and ithey are going to help me release him. If I dont they will report me and then I face a huge fine and they will conviscate him anyways. So I'd rather just then release him. At least it will be on my dad's farm, so...

he is such a cutie pie Here he is, forever this size in my mind

It is for me yes. As far as I could establish, his mother was wild caught whilst being gravid. He is now about 3 months old and been with me since he was 3 weeks. I have stopped all cupfeeding with him now and I am trying to establish natural hunting by litterally only chucking a couple of crics...