About Us. My Chams

[SuperRad]

Hey everyone, i've been a member for about maybe a month or so. i've never shared pic of my cham's. I've had them for almost 2 months now. Here they are.
Both veileds. Purchased from a reptile expo in Tucson, AZ.


This is my male Sherbert. (my wife named him that, not me)


This is my female Starburst (My wife named her that too)


When they first met. they were about 4-5 weeks old. each from a separate batch.


There homes, in this pic the schefflera is almost dying in her cage. i just bought a new one. any suggestions on lighting or habitat or anything?

 

[booshified]

they look good.

2 comments:

1. those cages seem pretty big. most would suggest a smaller cage for such small chams. they may be alright...someone else may be able to chime in more about this.

2. you are gonna want to put a barrier in between the cages when they get older so they cannot see each other.

 

[SuperRad]

they look good.

2 comments:

1. those cages seem pretty big. most would suggest a smaller cage for such small chams. they may be alright...someone else may be able to chime in more about this.

2. you are gonna want to put a barrier in between the cages when they get older so they cannot see each other.

Well the chams seem to navigate around ok. My male stays in one spot most of the time. my female wonders around her cage alot. I cup feed both of them so i don't have to worry about them trying to find crickets and not eating.

Yeah i plan on putting a barrier up. I actually just separated them as they been living together since i got them. They've got along pretty well except last week the female starting getting territorial so i figured it was time now.

 

[booshified]

from what i have heard veilds are the best at big cages. cup feeding is def the way to go to make sure they are eating.


and the barrier will become more and more necessary as they grow older

 

[Julirs]

I love 38 gallon Reptariums for growing up babies! The only suggestion I would make are more vines in both and more foliage in the one on the left.