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Posted by: ChamCrazy at Thu Nov 30 16:44:24 2006 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by ChamCrazy ] Honestly, the easiest way to heat them at night would be took make sure the room that the cage is in is at the proper temperatures. Dips into the mid 60's are ok once in a while but try not to let it get any colder. Personally, I don't like the moon glow bulbs but that is just a personal preference. They do produce heat and shouldn't produce too much light, allowing your chameleon to stay warm. A better alternative might be the ceramic heaters which produce no light, just heat. But like I said, it is probably a better idea to keep the room at those temperatures and free from cold winter drafts. Hope this helps | ||
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