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...let me know and I’ll post pics and explain how I did it. To cut this a bit short, (not feeling so great) I would get rid of the English ivy, which is toxic. Most ivies are, and since veiled chams eat their plants, I advise getting any. There are lots of beautiful plants that are great for...

Here is the chameleon safe plant list!

...i have but im not too sure if they’re safe or not (other than the gardenia jasmine i looked that one up and it’s safe!). I have 1 african/english ivy, 1 ficus tree, 1 prayerplant, and 1 umbrella plant. i ordered these off of LLLreptile and it said they were animal safe so im hoping thats true lol

Yes i do think its some variotion of english ivy. Thats a shame, ill have to leave it on the shelf then, thank you.

I think Steve meant he wouldn't feel comfortable using one with a Veiled. English ivy is a no no with Veileds it can be toxic if ingested.

If that is a English Ivy I have one in one of my brevicornes enclosures but they aren't known as a leaf muncher. I would feel comfortable using one in a enclosure for a Veiled.

I believe English Ivy is on the toxic list. Other than that, I'd like to see how this goes for you!

...it. I have two humidity monitors on the side of his tank (inside). Plants - Are you using live plants? If so, what kind? / Pothos and English Ivy. There are small clusters of (non-toxic) fake plants, but I try not to add too much in case Rango is drawn to them. Placement - Where is your cage...

Thank you for that. I will double check that and if so, it will be a plant for my classroom instead. 😉

I would forgo the English Ivy for a veiled chameleon. https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/english-ivy.62834/ https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/english-ivy.40363/ but feel free to explore the archives further. I had one in with my panther, but took it out in favor of some safer choices...

In case you're thinking about it, I had an English Ivy in my enclosure for awhile, then removed it. https://www.chameleonforums.com/search/1453256/?q=english+ivy&c[title_only]=1&o=relevance

Yeah I couldn’t find a straight answer on if it was safe so I didn’t. I don’t know if it’d fit with the theme either

...recorded on digital Govee reader device inside each enclosure • Plants: Live Neon Pothos, Swiss Cheese Plant, Satin Pothos (Frank); Live English Ivy, Swiss Cheese Plant, Swiss Cheese Vine (Stick) • Bottom: no substrate; gray disposable puppy mat placed in each drain tray to catch waste for...

Ok thanks klyde o scope. I won’t put the English Ivy in then. I will add the dorado plant.

Monstera is a good one but the grow super fast! It may out grow that cage pretty quickly. I also suggest any vining plants like Pothos or English ivy, I wrap the vines up around branches so mine can hide behind the leaves. I have a 4ft tall cage so I added an old locker stand to make some plants...

...say it gives my classroom a "home-y" feeling. I have 2 hanging succulent baskets, 3 hanging pothos, a Draceana, an Umbrella tree, a Bromelaid, a money tree, a pot of African Daisies, and 2 Croton plants. Now, I guess I will be adding an English Ivy to the bunch since it is not safe for Chams...

The dorado plant is a dracaena, and IIRC, most dracanas are fine. I'm not sure about California fan ivy (a.k.a. English Ivy); I had one for a while, but I couldn't get a definitive answer so I removed it. It wasn't doing spectacularly anyway. Here's an archive search.

the ivy died so it’s in the trash now haha

It looks like english ivy, which is toxic anyway.