My baby veileds

[ThePHX]

Only have two shots of them, the first one is the female, and the second is the male

 

[shiftylarry]

Awesome.

 

[ZEKE]

cute!! did you hatch those or buy them?

what do you keep them in?

 

[Markie]

Gosh, they are cute!

I think you just reminded me of why I used to want a veiled.. haha.

-Markie

 

[angelrose]

they look so sweet. great action shot.

 

[Mvskokee]

my girlfriend loves them

 

[ColdThirst]

I wanted one of those but talked myself out of it

 

[VARNYARD]

Awesome brian, the are too cool.

 

[Harveysherps]

I saw these on the chat the other night. Man they make me want to get some more. I love Veilds. They are so smart and have a personality to them.

 

[Lexi]

They are so funny looking and cute! NIce!

 

[sunshine22]

It's cute! I love how they look so laid back all the time. haha

 

[ThePHX]

You can say that they are smart...SOMEHOW the female escaped...but i found her, and then i caught her in the act of trying to escape again...Fixed that and now its 100% impossible for her to get out...I swear i think she climbed some glass, im already designing an enclousre

 

[Harveysherps]

Man they are the smartest reptiles next. To the Tegu. LOL The big Melleri are Parrot smart. I really used to enjoy my chameleons. Wish I still had them. I have been thinking about getting some more. Here is a tid bit of advice. Use the T- Rex Chameleon diet dust. It is the best product on the market and best thing is they don't eat as many greeens. It is one of the best products on the market. There is a calcium powder . I think its call Absolute calcium or something like that. It's good. The females lay so much . Calcium gets pulled from the bones. So the more calcium the better. Man your really gonna like them . I think. They look good.

 

[ThePHX]

thanks man thats a good point, yeah ive read that they will be sexually active by 6 months...so now would be the time to pump up her bones...speaking of calcium...i got a veiled as a rescue once he had veryyy bad MBD and ended up falling to his death...that was a sad experience, he only lasted a month with me

 

[Harveysherps]

I have have females that bred at that age and laid 45 to 50 eggs. You know that if you plan on breeding them you have to breed her her first time. If not she may die egg bound when you do breed her. Some people don't know that. I can't sear that it is true but I have read alot of stuff that says it is true. I nevr took the chance. I always bred mine. A female can lay an insane amount of eggs in a years time. I've got to stop . I'm talking myself into another trio. LOL

 

[ThePHX]

best to start off with a trio? so the female isnt stressed out from the male trying to...over-sex her?

 

[Harveysherps]

Yep that is the only way I like to buy them. I know a dude up North that raises some really good Veilds. They are my favorites next to the Melleri. They are my pick as over all favorite.

 

[ThePHX]

oh wow...thanks for that first choice site. Ive gotten into the stump-tailed chams, and have been looking around for different brookesia, and rhampholeon species to purchase...flchams has had some, still have the stumpffi's i believe

 

[Harveysherps]

Nick has several species of pygmy I think. He has CB ones also. He had some Melleri CB a year or 2 ago. I can't remember now.

 

[ThePHX]

Ill definately have to look into that..hopefully i wont get into a heated debate with nick...