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Excellent work for someone who was so affraid to give it a go. I bet u build all your own cages from now on. Again nice job...

I agree as well as admiring such a person to take on his rehab. Bravo as a single tear rolls down my cheek...

I sometimes notice my chams rub their eyes. Everytime so far I mist them and they stop so I assume they had a dust particle in it. I hope that is all it is with yours...

He/she looks much nicer. Good job...

I think once u move and get that thing organized it will be one sweet set up. Please post picks after the move.

I prefer to build my own cages. It's cheaper and more gradifying knowing I built it. So if u r able I would build your own.

Excellent work. Chris for doing your homework and saving the life of her and Elisa for taking on the responsability of rehabing her. Good job guys...

I would leave the pothos in. The leaves will hold lots of water to help with humidity. Very nice as well.

I never had lizards before chams but always wanted one growing up but my dad always said no way. I am now glad he did because I would have gave it a long painful death. Thanks dad right again, lol. Now I live in my own house with wife and daughter. Saw a cham in the pet shop and did homework...

I have more than 100 carnivorous plants all different kinds of vft, nepenthes, cobra lillies, droseras and so on. Nepenthes can be put in a peat moss perlite mix or plain peat moss. They also need to dry a little between waterings not like vft who u can't overwater. I myself like the nepethes...

I have 2 roses and never thought they got that big. It's a tree, wow. Thanks for the info jo.

Place the pot on legs so it is off the floor.

It is a safe plant.

Unless it is a marsh type plant they all can be watered too much. I am lucky. I love plants and have at least 150 in my house. I have 2 indoor greenhouses because winters a vicious where i live. Whenever I am at a store and see a nice plant I buy it, addiccted to it. Even if it is a homely...

There r alot of factors to root quickly. U must try and not let the water get too cold. It won't stop it from rooting it will just take longer. As well it doesn't hurt to change the water daily or every other day. Other than that u could use rooting hormone but not essential, just let it be...

I find umbrella plants to be quite easy to grow. I have on in my basement since it got too cold here in ontario. It hardly gets any light or water but the plant keeps growing little at a time I cut off clippings and still it grows, very slowly but it won't die. My opinion is you damaged the...

Merry Christmas everyone.:rolleyes:

My 2 veiled chams love baby tears the most. I have used many kinds of plants but they destroy the baby tears ( eat ). They r like little bean sprouts with little leaves. I can't keep enough of it. They eat it right up. IMO baby tears r the best. When I have it in the cage they don't eat...

They really r amazing. They r way out of my price range. I will have to stick to building my own, but they r nice.

Use kitchen paper towel. I use nothing. The bottom of my cages have a layer of plastic. The excess water gets sucked up by the plants. If too much water is on the floor I use a towel or paper towel to clean it up. The plants do a good job though...