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muskratman
at Thu Mar 10 00:26:23 2005 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by muskratman ]
those were my thoughts too carlton, as far as the bulb i mean
so like a fifty watt spotlight? or a 60-100watt incandescent?
the reason i asked was because i was told that chameleo montium rarely ever basks at all, and they focus on ambient temps alot more. plus i need all the help i can getas far as humidity, i've read that they like it 80-100 percent all the time and my conventional way of raising humidity is by using humidifiers and plants. i was worried that any bulb bigger than like 40 watts close to a plant would just be disastrous for the plant
anyway thanks for your input guys! i guess ill try a low wattage light and just see if they use it
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RE: montium chams, do they need a basking spot? - muskratman, Thu Mar 10 00:26:23 2005