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#1544611
ViT
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Housing 
i know with chameleons you can not use any aquariums for housing because of stress do to reflections. is the same for mhds or is an aquarium fine? usking the chameleon style full mesh tanks im having a harder time keeping the humidity up. the temps and all are fine, and i have an automister on the tank, but i think it would be easier with an aquarium. im also thinking of make a custom tank that is basically like a stacked tank style, but more heigth and depth to it. any suggestions? i just dont want to do anything drastic right now because he seems okay, but i think it would be more beneifical in the long run to put him in a different tank.
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Wayne
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12/12/07 07:37pm
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#1545077
Damnitbonnie
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Message To: ViT In reference to Message Id: 1544611
Housing
I have them in both glass and mesh tanks. The only problem with glass (and I know they do this with mesh also) is nose rubbing. You can always cover the bottom 6 or so inches if that happens.
Bonnie
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12/13/07 07:16am
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#1545187
Beardie Man
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Message To: ViT In reference to Message Id: 1544611
Housing
I have mine in glass aquariums with no issues at all. None of mine rub thier nose on the glass or anything they love it.
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12/13/07 11:22am
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#1545423
ViT
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Message To: Beardie Man In reference to Message Id: 1545187
Housing
thanks for the replies. do either of you have chameleons? im having the same problem with humidity there. i know he cant go into a glass aquarium, but im having difficultly with covering it most of the way because of the lights on the top. i dont want any fire hazards.
Wayne
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12/13/07 04:08pm
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