I know that Chams are not to be handled alot, but i have also heard that some tolerate it. I have had my 3.5 month old male panther for almost three weeks now, and I want to at leat be able to handle him for cleaning and things like that. I just hand fed him crickets this weekend and he had no problems taking crickets from my fingers. He usually just runs away if my hand is near him unless it has food in it. Today I tried t get near him and see if he would walk onto my hand. No hissing or anything and he didn't run as fast this time. I actually got him to put one foot on my finger. Does anyone have any tips or am I going about it the right way??
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1.0 ambanja panther

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• handling - bmelv24, Sun Oct 3 15:28:04 2004
• RE: handling - veiledchamlver, Sun Oct 3 15:37:01 2004
• RE: handling - Carlton, Mon Oct 4 12:54:04 2004