tortoise trouble

[Silent-Sniper]

my tv isn't a portable, but you may be onto something there. i dont realy wanna move my tortoise. the tv could moove a few feet to the left

Either way I don't think it would do anything to the UV light, maybe ask in a pet store?

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[csayers666]

Either way I don't think it would do anything to the UV light, maybe ask in a pet store?

i know it wont affect my toise, i was more interested weather the wii would be affected

[Silent-Sniper]

i know it wont affect my toise, i was more interested weather the wii would be affected

Doubt it...Only one way to find out

[csayers666]

Doubt it...Only one way to find out

true enough, i'll find out soon. thanx for your input

[Silent-Sniper]

true enough, i'll find out soon. thanx for your input

No problem.

Dec 8th here we come

[Icuic]

You could always pop into an office supply store or something similar and get some UV filter plastic (The blue/purple transparent plastic that you see on office windows). Stick that where there is a direct line of sight from your tortoise tank and where you'll be sitting to play?

And on a side note. Christmas Lights.... Seriously? It's still November....!

[Cabe]

Seeing as the sensor bar has UV LEDS which the Wii-mote picks up to work out its position I would think that a huge UV source like that would have a big effect.
Icuic makes a good point though with the UV filter thing

[ds3011]

I'll have the very same problem! I have my White Tree Frogs terrarium in my bedroom and my Yemeni Chamelions in my living room...

[csayers666]

just so you know... the Ultraviolet bulb didn't affect my Wii at all. no problems at all, and my tortoise didn't end up glowing either. lol