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Old 01-14-05, 01:56 AM   #16
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thanx galad, i like your set up, i'll try and follow that as a guild line.. no one has a prob with their cham climbing on the screen under the lamps and burning themselves..? when i deside what i'm getting and build the cage i'll post it, if i can figure out how to post... i think i need a program to make em smaller cause it always tells me there too big.. Thanks again everyone, does anyone know a good breader in canada for panthers?

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Old 01-14-05, 09:48 AM   #17
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The burning of the screen depends on how close it is, what material and how many wattages

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