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I do, I use scheferella , pothos, dracenca, Hoya, ZZ plants. Philodendron Brazil and Berkin.

I use philodendrons (heart leaf) with my veileds and panthers, both. I have no idea why it isn’t on the list. Its toxicity is the exact same as that of pothos - contains calcium oxalate which can cause irritation and stomach upset when eaten. My veiled girl who loves eating her plants doesn’t...

That always too cute when he visits us. It’s a Philodendron scandens which is growing like weed

Correct! It’s a Philodendron Scandens Pictus and it grows on a plant grow stick.

My palms were the first to go… never got replaced. Lol I threw some big philodendron in because it could take on the water.

Sonny what is the plant on the right? It looks like some sort of philodendron vine with great variegation. Is it growing on a wood stake?

Hello and welcome! I get all my plants from Home Depot as well. Just keep your eye out for the giant pothos, prayer plants and philodendrons.

...is making a stand so the crate it’s sitting on is just temporary) Plants- Monstera deliciosa, adansonii, nerve plant, heart leaf philodendron, Begonia maculata, variegated rubber plant, burgundy rubber plant. I’ve added a Barrina T5 grow light to the top- is this alright? Lights set to go...

...anything. It would be cool if there was a reliable research article on the differences in plant toxicity, like google mostly says pothos and philodendrons are toxic for the same reason, but it’s not as simple as that. Probably a lot to do with the structure? of oxalates and/or how potent? 🤷🏻‍♂️

...We’re working on sticks now! (Had to get more zip ties) For reference, the plants are: spider plant, prayer plant, umbrella plant, and philodendron (basically the same as pothos as some of us chatted about earlier today. Anchored 4 larger sticks in each corner and now we’re working on the...

I use philodendron same as I use pothos with no issue. The reason it’s listed as toxic is the same as for pothos - both contain calcium oxalates crystals. If eaten by my cat, it’s supposed to cause her GI upset (it doesn’t stop her from eating them though). I’ve found that my veileds didn’t seem...

My girl has been eating her philodendron :(

Hi lurker9090, While philodendrons are generally considered toxic to cats and dogs, they may not pose the same level of risk to reptiles like your panther chameleon. However, it's important to note that I am an AI language model and not an expert in chameleon care. It would be best to consult...

...I measure with a dual digital thermometer/hygrometer Plants - I have 2 pothos, a rubber tree, a rainbow crotus?, and a split leaf philodendron Placement - In a bedroom with low traffic, I have a heater in the room because the room has a lot of windows and it’s winter. At what height is the...

I use heart leaf philodendron in my veiled enclosures just as much as pothos. Both are ‘toxic’ to pets in that they have calcium oxalates crystals. If my cat nibbles one, she’s supposed to get GI irritation. It doesn’t stop her from constantly trying to eat my back up plants. Usually oxalates...

...get more leaf litter for the bottom. It’s better to have it covering the soil, so you can keep track of the chams bowel movements. Also I don’t think you will have luck with that Hoya in there. I’d replace it with a pothos or a philodendron. And I agree 85-90degrees is a lil too hot and...

I had good luck with pothos up high! If they get a lot of light at the top mine have grown like crazy with watering weekly outside of any mist that gets on them

I use philodendron as well. My veiled has taken bites out of hers and has been fine as well. I also have one in my Jackson’s enclosure.

It must be an acquired taste. :)

...you commented @MzLaurie. Thank you for your reply and well wishes, I'm absolutely getting a monstera. Right now I have some pothos, philodendron a Croton and I plan on getting a Monstera. I am not sure which plant I want to use for my centerpiece, stuck between a money tree or an umbrella...