New Baby Veiled! Meet Lombardi!

[SoCaliSon]

Just thought I would share! After spending a lot of time, money, and effort working with neglected and rescued Chams... I really felt the need to raise a healthy little baby boy to my own standards. I also wanted a boy that would get BIG... Well a friend of mine in FL had a beuatiful clutch hatch from some HUGE parents... So I bought one. My coworker Documented the arrival for me so I hope you enjoy the pics of our new little buddy.

He is 2 months old and 13grams! His parents maxed out 250grams!

Meet Lombardi!!!

He came with a picture perfect travel terd to let me know he is healthy








Thanks for checking it out!

~Joe

[tarsier]

Very cool!

[Argentra]

TOO CUTE! Major Awww....

Really makes me want one...but I know how hard they are to keep properly, and I think I need a bit more herp XP before I can try it.

[Reediculous]

should of named him Staubach!

he is pretty cool looking!

[python.princess]

Awesome! I'd love to have a cham but after reading up on them... they seem like so much work!

[STORMS]

That is the best name EVER

Go Packers!!!

[SoCaliSon]

Thanks Everyone for the Compliments! Chameleons really are a fascinating animal to keep. I just spent two hours out in the sun, enjoying some beers, and watching two if my gorgeous F.Pardalis (Panthers) mate. It was incredibly cool. I would take pics, but every time I try the mating ends up unsuccessful.

This little guy eats like a Beast! Today he grubbed like 4 good sized silkworms then kicked it outside in the sun while he ate like 10 small crix... Like a bottomless pit. I can't wait... One day this guy is going to be a 250 gram monster!

Packers Baby!!! WoooHooo!!!!

[Patrick Long]

Lookin good brudda!!!!

[Crusader71]

Awesome pics of a wicked guy!!! I always wanted to get one but I know there are a lot of work and I don't have the expierence yet for them but one day.

[SoCaliSon]

Thanks a lot guys!

They are amazing creatures. There are more daily obligations with them than there are with other herps...But I think someone successful in keeping snakes would not find it to challenging. I actually find working with chams very enjoyable...but it does require work.

Here is a link to a thread with some pics of my other chams if you missed it.