PascalTheChamelon123
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So I but the reprising 15 watt th50 fixture is tat good
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nightanole
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https://www.joshsfrogs.com/zoo-med-...-high-output-linear-lamp-12-inch-15-watt.html
LOL ant it cute. If you want to figure out if its good, a t5 is 33% more efficent vs a t8, so a 15 watt T5 is the same ouput as a 20 watt T8.
LOL ant it cute. If you want to figure out if its good, a t5 is 33% more efficent vs a t8, so a 15 watt T5 is the same ouput as a 20 watt T8.
PascalTheChamelon123
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What cute also that’s the one I got
nightanole
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Its cute because its so little. I have 46", they are huge.
PascalTheChamelon123
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Thank you she thick and cute also can I get help on taking her out of her enclsure
nightanole
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I open the cage and put a stick in and hope she wants to walk on the stick. I do not put my hand in the cage.
ajs
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I've gotten my cham to come onto my hand by holding a hornworm out far enough that he has to climb onto my hand (and maybe a bit further down on my forearm so he releases his tail from the vine he is coming from). I will try to let him eat the worm before moving my hand away too much, but sometimes he realizes where he is and then wont eat it
nightanole
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He’s all bluff haha
Persnickety Parson's
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I think a lot of animals see the camera as a giant predatory eye, and that unnerves them. After all it doesn't blink and focuses on them just like a predator.
Meanwhile our body language and eye movement/blinking convey to most, but not all, chams that we aren't interested in eating them. The camera doesn't convey that.
Meanwhile our body language and eye movement/blinking convey to most, but not all, chams that we aren't interested in eating them. The camera doesn't convey that.
