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Curious on how you train it to grow upward, do you just tied their vines to pointed upward or how does that work? I've only used to just plant them from teh top and let teh vine grow down

Thank you for the information, appreciated it a lot.

If I remember correctly. Not sure if this applies to all plants. But for pothos, if the leaves started to turn yellow, that means it's overwatering. But it's it's yellow with brown crisp on the edge is underwater

Sorry the late night post, I still have my first chameleon (female veiled chameleon) in a bioactive enclosure for about 5 years now, but just want to be ready. If I recall from my homework, female veiled lives up to around 5 years. I was just wondering what to really do with the bioactive...

I usually dont put any plants near the basking spot, but if I do just I just put a pothos about like 1 or 2 foot under it. You could also just plant around the basking spot, to hide it, thats what I usually do most of the time. I would say to just check your substrate, poke it with your finger...

its looks like the fern is directly under your basking light, iirc fern like humid and moist substrate u might want to move it to the cooler side of the enclosure.

Triceros Cristatus, have to be my favorite, they just reminds me of a little spinosaurus or a dimetrodon haha. I was lucking enough to pick one up this year and it has been a blast working with them. Especially when I get to witness my little guy eat with my own eyes, since they are pretty shy...

I have 2 temp/hygrometer for each of my enclosure, I just put them on near the top and another around mid-low.

For my experience, I don't handle my chameleon at all, it took me around 2 years for both my panther and veiled to decided to come out of their cages on their own when I clean their cages or feed them food, sometimes they just climb up my arms to my shoulder on their own. I think you just give...