Actually, I've read that chams do not have a good sense of smell. They are sight predators and gave up a lot of sensory organ brain space to favor support of their complex eyes. I consider them very similar to birds in a lot of ways. They have complex lung structure so may be very sensitive to chemicals in the air. Air quality is important for them, so I suspect aromatherapy might not be a great idea. They tend to rely so much on visuals that a place that offers good security and seclusion (they can watch everything without being seen) may be more relaxing than odors in the air.

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• aroma therapy in chams - takofski, Fri Jun 24 12:06:20 2005
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