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...But, I need help figuring out the best way to arrange them. I have already put in some bamboo perches that i can move too. But, I have 2 English Ivy, 1 Pothos, 1 Ficus, and 1 Schefflera. Also, i have seen stuff about prepping the plants but it has all been vague, could you guys give me some...

I probably will. I did that for my corn snake, she has an english ivy over her. Maybe I will plant some roses.

swedish ivy is english insn't...poisonous

Ivy, English Ivy? Nope. If you're keeping a Panther, I would skip the English Ivy all together. Not safe. Pothos all the way. It doesn't look like you have enough light for a hibiscus, so skip that. Your other plants look small, but OK. Preparation should include washing the plant...

English Ivy? Does anyone know if English ivy is okay? Please respond asap as I don't know when I'm getting my chameleon.

...and behind door #3 the third one looks like a form of English Ivy. It should not be used where grazing is a risk. I don't know if it matters about the potential toxicity of any of these plants when you're keeping pygmies. Seems moot.

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - blue bar amibilobe panther, male, I can't tell the age and so was the seller. But he's like 5" from head to fecal (excluding tail). I have kept this for roughly 3 weeks. 1 week in seller's small cage and 2 weeks in his new home I made. Handling - I handled him...

I thought regular Ivy (English Ivy) is poisonus?:confused: This is a Ficus vine that is non toxic. And it is a real vine.

well don't you make it easy! haha, have you ever ordered anything?

is english ivy okay for a veiled chameleon???

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...ive finished my cage build:D, It has a 3' x 2' base and is 4' tall. In there I have a little Ficus and a Schefflera. I also Have a Tiny English ivy plant and a tiny red Hibiscus not shown that i am growing up for the cage in the future. I wish to hang the Ivy and a Pothos not yet acquired...

Thats an english ivy, very good feeder for stick insects but i think its a no no for chams

is english ivy safe for other species??? Im just wondering why i thought it was safe, im pretty sure i did research on it??? Also, where cin i get that soap??? Insectisidal, does that mean it will kill crickets in the enclosure? Also, i still havent seen the blue exhibited it the photo taken by...

Thanks for all the suggestions and comments. Both ivy plants are artificial but the parts are glued extra carefully with aquarium silicone so that cham cant bite them off. I was worried about the lamps heating the mesh ceiling, but the UVB:s dont produce much heat. Heat lamp could warm the...

While searching the web looking for safe plants for my cham. enclosures i found this list. I hope it helps everyone. CHAMELEON SAFE PLANTS A ABELIA (Abelia grandiflora) AFRICAN DAISY (Arctotis) ALYSSUM, SWEET (Lobularia maritima or Alyssum maritimum) AMERICAN ELM also...

...introduced in the 1930's to help with how loose the soil is. They are considered a nuisance now, and pull down trees like hedra helix (english ivy) does. So you can just walk outside here, and there are whole trees covered in vines already "picked" for you.:p I just grab one I like(I found a...

They don't have to hang, and they do get very viney as they grow. What about something like Tradescantia (Wandering Jew)? Not sure if it's 100% safe or not. Hedera helix (English Ivy) --- Very Viney. Arrowhead Vine (Syngonium podophyllum)

...environmental needs are quite different. Not to mention a chameleon might try to eat a moving crab - which could be bad for both. Is the Ivy an English Ivy? http://www.blankees.com/house/plants/e_ivy.htm if yes, thats poisonous, not a good choice. If devils ivy, Pothos, thats okay to...