Was searching for pictures of some of the 'safe' plants that I have not seen before, and found that ebay actually has quit a few live plants available. I know some people have asked before about online plant sources, so I thought I would post this. Also found some good results by using google's 'froogle' feature.

Hey Brad: thanks a lot for the plant info I will definetly be checking them out. I have Hibiscus now let me know if you make a cool discoveries.

Wow I just look on Ebay they have some incredible plants. a lot of Hibiscus for really cheap. I love plants and Herbs and I saw so many things I have never even heard of. Thanks again.
Um, can I borrow someones credit card

Not sure why it took me so long to check ebay. I noticed a lot of ebay sellers ship without pot/soil, so make sure to read the details. If there is a specific type of plant you are trying to get online, froogle.com might help.

hey lady cham. i have found that ficus benjimima works very well for my panthers they feel quit at home in ficus bushes. also hibiscus plants are also very good.

I got my Pothos plant sent to me from Ebay. It's doing great. New growth and everything. Fun, eh?

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I just ordered three hibiscus after reading this thread. Great deal!

How do the other plants hold up with the fake lighting? Natural sunlight is not an option here in the winter and my hibiscus and ficus (large tree, dont know what species) both died. The Pothos is doing well though under the fake lighting....any one know of any that don't need as much sunlight and are more tree like? Preferably around 2-3 ft tall

I have good success with pothos and schefflera. Most other plants I have to rotate (indoors <=> outdoors).

I have a hardy hibiscus(as in a non-tropical one) that seems to thrive in the chameleon cage, although my cham usually nibbles the new growth off...but anywayI would recommend hardy hibiscus to those who have had problems keeping tropical ones alive. The main difference I can see from the two is the tropical has a little bit bigger, paler leaves. Also, has anyone found any new sites for plants? I've been looking around for a decent sized ficus benjimina, but since its winter in the midwest, its about as easy as finding a good nursery thats open as finding a cham out in the snow.