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Never heard of those. I just want to know what kinds of plants it can have in its home. We know about the risks of mouth and tail rot. There's no talking her down from this bc it was either she has to compromise to a reptile. She was wanting a snake and the whole family is anti snake.

HOLY CRAP!? 60 lbs!? I have this fantasy of one day quitting my day job and running a small farmette. Plants and animals... sell soap, honey, etc at flea markets when I feel like it. Livin the dream! I suspect that it will be more like working 2 full time jobs, but the pay is good. I...

I’ve got a bigger enclosure that I’m working on for when their feeling better (about 30 gallon). And I’ll get them an appropriately sized tank when I know they’ll make it (I just don’t want to sink a tone of money just in case). I’ve dropped their basking spot down and humidity to what you...

snake plants look nice and can take partial shade and you can allow it to dry out a bit between waterings. not as aggressive a grower as pothos and doesn't get the same thick vines but look nice for sure

...he is very tame and fun to hold Enclosure information dimensions:18 x 18 x 24 exo terra Interior: bioactive with micro organisms. One snake plant. 4-5 cork pieces. Feeding ledge (includes bottle caps), pillow and spaghnum moss. Draceana plant (almost dead) Lighting: reptile led bar...

...does great hanging over Missus' plant table, and NOW the cham uses it to get to the highest point above the table... 🤷‍♂️ I have a tall snake plant (another dracaena) in one back corner that doesn't get any/much light. He ignored that for six months too, but has since discovered and come...

The lady I was going to buy this snake plant from has a rubber plant I googled it because I have no idea how to care for it and it says slightly poisonous??? I saw the list of recommended plants I’ve seen people had rubber plants too, would you recommend this ?

There's a difference between wanting freedom and tolerating being handled. I have a chameleon who will jump at any chance to get out on the plant table—not because there is anything wrong with husbandry—but because ... How Ya Gonna Keep 'em Down on the Farm After They've Seen Paree? The only...

It's up to you, and there are different ways of doing things, but I found it easier to arrange the plants first, according to https://chameleonacademy.com/plants/ (starting with a centerpiece, and moving outward from there) and then filling in branches (I used dowels & bamboo). My little guy...

Oh wow! I have wanted to get a Tredescantia pallida and a bromeliad, but wasn't sure if I could put them with my veiled. Nerve plants too if I could find one (so far, no luck). I did have a croton in there but it started to die pretty quickly. I have heard that crotons are hard to keep alive though?

...size you choose, the plants will likely outgrow them at some point. The 3 centerpiece plants are currently in 9" pots, there's a snake plant in a 6", and climbers are planted in rectangular trays along the trellis on the back wall. Also a pitcher plant hanging in a 4" pot. May I ask why...

I totally understand your concerns. And ultimately, you won’t enjoy the hobby if you’re constantly worried, so go with what’s comfortable for you. Personally, I use 1” chicken wire on some of my parsons enclosures. The odd bird makes it’s way in sometimes.

...change a few things as were taking everything into consideration so we get it as close to perfect as we can. I love the selection of plants you have! I have most of those in my house already, but i wont be adding the snake plant to mine as its used to being abused too much because it enjoys...

8 in a double-wide, so divide by 2. All are... mature enough. 3 centerpieces (2 reach the ceiling) 3 climbers 1 hanging 1 very tall snake plant in a back corner Probably 10-12 replacements just in case...

I can respect that, just giving you a heads up of what it takes. I'd check some other forums/groups that have dedicated keepers for them if you don't find anyone here.

Give me a few to go through everything. Then you can copy paste all my feedback into a word doc so you have it as a reference. Supplements and UVB need immediate corrections. He is being overdosed on D3.

Ok so it isn't draining out to anywhere that I am aware of. Is there a way I could drain it out without redoing the entire enclosure? Like drilling a hole somewhere?

...much for the humidity. I use the same ZooMed digital thermometer to measure humidity. Plants - I have 2 live plants in his enclosure (a snake plant and a golden pothos). I plan on putting more smaller golden pothos. I also have a fake ivy plant thing. Remove all fake plants. you can hook them...

...so here it is, He has a 6' by 2' by 2' enclosure with screen on top bottom and front with vented windows on both sides. Currently only 1 snake plant in the enclosure (we just moved so its only been barren for a few weeks, he previously had pothos, wandering jew plants and a giant money tree)...

I'm wondering the same thing. A few decades (years?) ago, we didn't have the tech to answer this question, but now that we do, the list keeps growing... Someplace I saw some tardigrades included.