hey folks, i was having a problem with the brightness os my enclosure in my room, and since its glass front, i used regular auto window tint on the top few inches and it worked great, i have ordered water dragons and wondered if this snout rubbing occurs, could i try and use tint on the bottom couple of inches to creat a visual barrier for them, and still allow good viewing for us? thanx, keelsey
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window tint on aquarium to deter snout rubbing?
keelsey
Oct 08, 2003 11:51 AM
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BryanR.
Oct 08, 2003 05:44 PM
You can try it, normally they see something that catches their eye outside of the enclosure, or just their reflection.
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Dragon Master
Oct 09, 2003 02:20 PM
Depending on the size of the tank, you may have to get a bigger tank. If it's fullsize for one or two adults(mine is 5'x5'x2.5'd), then you may be able to get away w/it. however, dragons, like almost any herp, will try to escape from a too small enclosure. Do not use the tinting as a substitute for a big enough cage. Any animal will snout rub in a small enclosure.
