New member of the family
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Hollywhyte
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My Veiled is the same he has his good days and bad days veiled are just like that
cass737
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He's very cute! I love it when they are that little. He looks like he will be a handsome boy when he grows up.
My panther Flint was very aggressive with me for almost a year, and I got him at 2 months old too. I would inch closer every day and slowly get to the point where I could hold a worm for him and he didn't freak out. Then one magical day he took it from me. He hasn't really looked back - he now climbs up onto me in the morning for a shower and to free range for a little bit every other day. The key for him was going slowly and never ever forcing him to do something he didn't want to.
Good luck with your little cutie
My panther Flint was very aggressive with me for almost a year, and I got him at 2 months old too. I would inch closer every day and slowly get to the point where I could hold a worm for him and he didn't freak out. Then one magical day he took it from me. He hasn't really looked back - he now climbs up onto me in the morning for a shower and to free range for a little bit every other day. The key for him was going slowly and never ever forcing him to do something he didn't want to.
Good luck with your little cutie
Dano650
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He's very cute! I love it when they are that little. He looks like he will be a handsome boy when he grows up.
My panther Flint was very aggressive with me for almost a year, and I got him at 2 months old too. I would inch closer every day and slowly get to the point where I could hold a worm for him and he didn't freak out. Then one magical day he took it from me. He hasn't really looked back - he now climbs up onto me in the morning for a shower and to free range for a little bit every other day. The key for him was going slowly and never ever forcing him to do something he didn't want to.
Good luck with your little cutie
Thank you. I'll definitely not force him into anything. Just take it day by day. He's a cool little guy though. He eats like crazy. Feeding on dubias and crickets. Not so much a fan of silks or hornworms.
Dano650
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Just so you know I wasn't implying that you would force him into anything! I've just heard of people physically picking up their chameleons and I always thought that was a bad way to try and gain trust. I'm glad he's doing so well.....maybe he just likes the crunch right now
Haha I know you weren't, I was just saying.
