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I read everyone’s till I went to sleep. Everyone has basically the same scenario, so for those Of you that have special licenses permits etc to truly study etc these animals and how they react etc to changes in their environment...now that ima wake .... With a snake you can have them in a...

Awesome, it sounds like you have a solid plan! Glad to hear more plants will be added. If you can find pvc inserts, and are willing to pay for them, then go for it! PVC will look better than the shower curtain or window shrink wrap. Yes, that's fine. You can leave the shower curtain on during...

Thankfully I've got some money I keep aside for random reptile bills. My snakes don't ever really use their emergency funds thankfully so I'll probably put it to this guy. But if I decide it's something I'm not qualified to help with I'll probably follow that advice. I don't want this little one...

My reaction didn't color red, therefore see above, that would be easier

Ok. Here is try #2. Add A LOT of horizontal paths and even some diagonal ones. The top is one strand of fake leaves while the pothos plants grow. Speaking of which, after two days a lot of the leaves and stems on the pothos vines I planted have started to stand up/look lively so I'm hoping they...

...crate trellis up the back wall for climbing vines (Philodendron, Wandering Jew, Pothos). Other plants include a hanging pitcher plant & Snake plant. The doors and lower panels are screened, but I'm in the process of replacing doors w/ acrylic to help retain humidity. There are 3...

See Foliage ideas? (thread) I really like—and employed—the ideas (and plants) here: Chameleon Cage Plants We've had many snake plants (a.k.a. mother-in-law's tongue) over the years; IME, they need very little light, and are nearly impossible to kill. Good for dark(er) corners in an enclosure...

...$25 for 2 plants in one pot. It looks like the plant package you referenced is randomized - not all of the plants are a good fit. I think peace lilly is toxic, but snake plant might not do as well in a cham enclosure. Maybe its just me... I seem to over water them even when I DONT water them!

...10.00 reptisun 82 is basking spot Lowest at night is 60 Lowest point of cage is 70 Humidity is around 50-70% I have 3 live plants 2 foliage plants they are safe And a snake plant She 6 feet up by a window air conditioner near her but not on her In Philadelphia Just wondering no real problem

...much destroyed that small leaf on the bottom—as well as a bunch of other leaves. There are teeth marks up & down the leaves of the snake plant & prickly pear, half the aloe is gone (mostly from stomping) and significant chunkage gone from the gasteria. On the plus side, since waking up from...

...around 60 with a digital thermostat Humidity - 40 to 60% a hygrometer im using life plants Plants - yes two foliage plants and a snake plant Placement - in my room low traffic around 6 feet off ground next to closed window next to ac not blowing directly on her rarely on Location - PA, USA...

...Hahaha. It is huge. I saw it for $40 and thought that was a pretty good deal. I have a load of plants in my place. Come winter time, when I need to winterize my plants, He will end up living in a forest. lol. Creeping Jew, snake plant, hibiscus, and I'm sure I'm missing one or maybe even 2. Lol.

No vents below his cage, ah! Just submitted the 10.0 for return - thank you for clarifying, information differs everywhere online! I'm reading my dang gage wrong - highest is about 82 I ordered some silkworms last night thinking this would be easy as they cling to the branches? I was thinking...

well, agree that the water chameleons drink is orimarily distillwd one and it fet contsminated by various substances, especially dust. taking into cinsiderstion what snake density is there in chameleon inhabite biotopes and defecatuon habits, the comtsmination with snake poop is a science...

So I’ve been having a problem with my juvenile veiled chameleon the past few days. To start from the beginning. She’s currently in a mesh enclosure 24x24x48. Humidity roams between 60-80%. Temps under the basking like is at about 85 but I make sure she can’t get closer than 6inches from the...

...good. You don’t say what kind of chameleon you’ll be getting? You may want to rethink your plants a bit...not sure how the succulents and snake plant will do. Here’s a great list to go by. https://chameleonacademy.com/plants/ Do keep in mind the light needs of some of the plants. You may need...

...Basking temp is 86.f, night is 70.f. Digitally measured. plants: hibiscus, Boston ferns, small croton, spider plant, queen pothos, snake plant, corn plant. enclosure, screen, 6’x4’x2 1/2’. light:? Reptisun T5HO tube light, LEDs for the plants, ceramic heat emitter for heat. Cage is not is a...

Chams drink dripping water off leaves & branches...I'm sure quite often they would drink water washing down from bird poo, snake poo.... epiphyte plant detris.... I don't beleive that chams in the wild would always get 100% pure water

They are not fond of changes. Swapping out a plant or moving branches can throw them off until they understand that they are ok. Typically it takes them a few days to adjust sometimes longer. But make sure it is just the branch and there is nothing wrong with him otherwise. If he normally comes...

...is probably key, and a great way to maximize plant health... We have replaced the fern at the bottom that was not doing so hot with a snake plant that should do much better in the lower levels of light. @DocZ really got me thinking though, with @PetNcs article on the direction of light...