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I was trying to think of ways to prevent the plants from spilling into the cage when watered. Has anyone had success with hydroton balls?

Shanksfaml, you are using the zilla fixture correct? But what is the actual bulb being used? To everyone else, are reptisuns safe to use in zilla fixtures? i would imagine that they are. Edit: Assuming the bulb is linear

Counting the base, it was about 3.5 feet tiger

Any ID's of the species?

Saw this at Lowe's. It was labeled as Golden Schefflera and looks just like a variegated arboricola, but just wanted to check because I was unable to locate a species on the label. Edit: Any hanging plants aside from pothos that have easy care?

Hello all, I've been lurking on these forums, for the better part of a year, and as such have learned from what a lot of you all have posted. I'm about a monthish away from getting a cham, and I'm starting to set everything up. Anyways, it was not exactly easy to find everything husbandry...

Is that the Nosy Be you got from Craig a few months ago?

looking good!

What did you use to anchor the sticks and vines?

Just to clarify, I live about a half hour from my school, so it would just be a matter of packing everything into my car and driving home. I was worried about was upsetting them during moving, but then I thought about how they are shipped overnight, and wasn't sure if an hour or two would have...

Ya, i was considering furcifer lat lat, but have so far been able to come across a wealth of information about their husbandry. Ontop of that, I understand they are relatively difficult to come by.

Just to clarify, why would where I live be an issue for pygmies? Also, would a carpet chameleon(furcifer lateralis correct?),or any other small true chameleon, be able to live in something such as an exo-terra and be good for a beginner?

Hello all, I've been checking out these forums for a while, and really enjoy reading everything that everyone has to contribute. I have had some herps before, but just leopard geckos, of which I have now. I've been drawn to chams because of how neat and unique they are, and am aware of some of...