Cham ate unknown berry...

[PabloTheCham]

I do this lol. Before my outdoor enclosure is ready I sit my guy on our front yard 15 foot magnolia. I do a hawk check every few minutes.

They are the masters of camouflage after all...

 

[jamest0o0]

Haha well Idk about that. A big blue object on a green tree doesnt hide well

 

[JoXie411]

I do this lol. Before my outdoor enclosure is ready I sit my guy on our front yard 15 foot magnolia. I do a hawk check every few minutes.

I do the same think with my guys. I have hanging pots outside and I just put them on them and go back inside. I have my computer setup right there. So in between dying on LoL I look behind me to see if they are still ok. Larry has tried to eat a few hummingbirds and fight some blue jays.

 

[jamest0o0]

I do the same think with my guys. I have hanging pots outside and I just put them on them and go back inside. I have my computer setup right there. So in between dying on LoL I look behind me to see if they are still ok. Larry has tried to eat a few hummingbirds and fight some blue jays.

Lmao he's like an alley cham. Blue Jays are dicks anyway.

 

[MissSkittles]

I do the same think with my guys. I have hanging pots outside and I just put them on them and go back inside. I have my computer setup right there. So in between dying on LoL I look behind me to see if they are still ok. Larry has tried to eat a few hummingbirds and fight some blue jays.

Larry sounds like a bad ass!

 

[Beman]

I do this lol. Before my outdoor enclosure is ready I sit my guy on our front yard 15 foot magnolia. I do a hawk check every few minutes.

And what people want to do with their chams is their right. But since we have a lot of newbies reading these threads, I thought it was important to point out the potential danger with leaving a cham outside free range.

 

[jamest0o0]

And what people want to do with their chams is their right. But since we have a lot of newbies reading these threads, I thought it was important to point out the potential danger with leaving a cham outside free range.

Becca, there are loads of benefits to leaving your cham outside unsupervised. It allows the honing of birdfighting skills. Please do some research.

 

[Beman]

Becca, there are loads of benefits to leaving your cham outside unsupervised. It allows the honing of birdfighting skills. Please do some research.

Your a goofball.

 

[jamest0o0]

And what people want to do with their chams is their right. But since we have a lot of newbies reading these threads, I thought it was important to point out the potential danger with leaving a cham outside free range.

Yeah I totally agree with that, but OP's original post had nothing to do with where he was setting his cham. Everyone just jumped on him and made it a thing. I wouldn't advertise for newbies to do it, but you said it yourself, what people do with their own chams is their own right. I mean trust me, I do get warning people of birds, it might not cross somebodies mind if they're new, but I figured I'd just throw in that I do it too at times since the topic was being pulled up.

 

[jamest0o0]

I'm on team supervise your cham btw lol... I just stated that because I'm guilty of it too.

 

[PabloTheCham]

I'm on team supervise your cham btw lol... I just stated that because I'm guilty of it too.

I am too, there just are barely an crows, let alone birds of prey. Like I said, there is literally 2 feet and a huge piece of glass between the cham and me.

 

[Casket_Case]

I am too, there just are barely an crows, let alone birds of prey. Like I said, there is literally 2 feet and a huge piece of glass between the cham and me.

I know this is an older post and I think you have every right to raise up your Cham the way you want. But, I just wanted to show you these cool outside cages you can make for some extra piece of mind, they’re cheap and they can keep a Cham safe

You can use the plant watering trays or pots even fill the bottom pot with a plant.

I live in Georgia and visit family in Florida a lot so I think this is what I’ll do when I visit and be able to take my Cham along