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I'd warn against baking the soil, if soil goes above 180 degrees it can start releasing organic compounds (mainly ammonia). I baked peat moss once because I was having a fungal problem with it, making sure the damp soil never went over 170 degrees, and I guess the edges of the pan must have been...

Grats on the new venture!! I did a similar thing when we couldn't find terrarium plants wholesale for the reptile stores out here, it's rather fun.

My guess would be Hoya kerrii. Here's a page with some pics and info on it http://toptropicals.com/catalog/uid/HOYA_KERRII.htm

I've been looking for info too on what rarer plants chameleon keepers are interested in, since I've been getting requests for some cham safe plants that aren't the standard Ficus or Schefflera (I propagate rare plants for mostly dart frog tanks currently, though at shows I do get customers...

Hi all! I haven't kept chams in about 8 yrs now, but I'm thinking of expanding back in to it. I used to breed panthers, and have also kept deremensis and fischer's. I'm currently keeping and breeding mostly geckos, Uroplatus and some African species, and I also keep lots of dart frogs. We just...