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CleaTheChameleon
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get the plant out of the cage as for the chameleon i would say wipe it off and put some water on it but i dont know much about this but you need to remove the plant
chamlover
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I agree. My daughter had a similiar problem in the new house she bought. There was residue on the toilet, sinks, and tubs. Really bad. She ended up putting first 1, then 2 filters in, and that solved the problem. If you need to know exactly what kind of filters i'll get in touch with her. I don't remember. Do you notice it anywhere else in the house? In the mean time buy some bottled water and use that.
CleaTheChameleon
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i wouldnt as it comes from the lake.
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CleaTheChameleon
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do you not know where rain comes from?
Todnedo
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lol..........................................
CleaTheChameleon
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CleaTheChameleon
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dodolah
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Provided that he did not get the rain water in these situations:
1. One that already touched the ground contaminated.
2. The rain water is collected in an environment with heavy air pollutions.
I don't see the reason why he cannot use rainwater for his chameleon.
In fact, I remember Dr. Stein (at one of the SBCK meeting) mentioned the benefit of letting your chameleon soak in the rain once in a while.
You can drink rainwater, you know.
http://www.newton.dep.anl.gov/askasci/wea00/wea00044.htm
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Chameleonboy
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Your right Clea but that is just a microscopic amount. Rain mostly comes from oceans, 75% of the earth is covered in water so our rain most likely comes from the oceans.
Naich what happens if you leave your water running for a few min? Does the color go away? Just like Tod said, your pipes may be rusted.
-Clemonde
Todnedo
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You said "The Lake" as if you were referring to a certain lake.
It's not the fact that the water evaporates from "the lake" its the pollution the rain drops collect as they fall thru the polluted air. "The Lake" has nothing to do with the why you shouldn't use rain water.
You didn't know that?
It's not the fact that the water evaporates from "the lake" its the pollution the rain drops collect as they fall thru the polluted air. "The Lake" has nothing to do with the why you shouldn't use rain water.
You didn't know that?
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Jakedn
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It really surprises me that some people can be paranoid enough to think a chameleon cannot drink rain water. Rain water just might be the best water you could possibly provide so long as the precautions dodolah listed are followed.
Lighten up people, chameleons are much hardier than we give them credit for.
Lighten up people, chameleons are much hardier than we give them credit for.
CleaTheChameleon
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Todnedo
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Your right Clea but that is just a microscopic amount. Rain mostly comes from oceans, 75% of the earth is covered in water so our rain most likely comes from the oceans.
Naich what happens if you leave your water running for a few min? Does the color go away? Just like Tod said, your pipes may be rusted.
-Clemonde
If the source water is from a well and it is untreated it may contain ferric iron.
The water will be clear until the iron precipitates out of solution.
Or you have an iron pipe in your plumbing that needs replaced.
Jakedn
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What you said did not make much sense. I don't blame him for not understanding it.
CleaTheChameleon
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whatever i really dont care. i dont wanna start anything on naich thread
