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...with three units on each side. I have planted an assortment of plants but mostly wandering jew, pothos, a Thai Jasmine variety, pitcher plants, and orchids with some random succulents and ferns. Weekly I fill a 50 gallon plastic tote with 20-40 gallons of filtered water with ~0 TDS...

...as you. I have a Katchy that catches dozens daily and have had 2 sundews in my bedroom (where chams are) plus a Venus flytrap and pitcher plant in the kitchen. I’ve treated my drains in case they were coming from there even. Yet still the little b*stards fly. Wonder if there’s a specific...

They have a little bit of their soil around their roots, plus sphag moss, and then sheet moss over top to create a bucket. Clearly not enough, though! I'll have to repack it... maybe some of the soil washed out.

It really depends which flies you're having a problem with. Drosera capensis sundews will wipe out all the soil gnats your soil can manage, but fruit flies and phorid flies aren't drawn to them.

...Cover! Hey, this is a high class establishment! Step 7: Admire Finished cage! Step 8: Admire this incredible Cephalotus Australian Pitcher Plant No, this carnivorous plant is not used in this cage build. But, my goodness, just look at this beautiful pitcher! I love carnivorous plants and...

My bromelids have a little bit of sphagnum moss around it but otherwise mine are mounted epiphytically without soil. I am using sheet moss to wrap the roots of my pitcher plants... I DO have soil and such around those guys (although theyd do fine in sphag too)

hello! Unfortunately, it is true that they cannot cohabitate, even if they are both docile. Even his babies they were stressing each other out sharing an enclosure. Eventually they will either fight, constantly breed (nice for him, not so much for her), Or just stress one another to the point...

...wait for the other to die which can take days :( Can't really feed it off with a dead appendage...Once dead the whole thing goes into a pitcher plant, but I can't bear to do this with live moths for some reason. Do you ever get eggs that are a radically different color? Normally they turn...

Nice ceph, awesome to watch them busting out after their cool period!

...are great! Here is a Veiled safe plant list so you can see what other safe options are out there. I particularly enjoy nepenthes, the pitcher plant. https://chameleonacademy.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Chameleon-Plants-061321.pdf Chameleons love being up high and looking down on us, lol...

...in bad shape when I bought it... it's mounted on cork in Walt's cage and is not thriving, but not dead either. I also have 2 small pitcher plants mounted on cork with moss, directly under a mister and lights... and they're still drying up and shriveling. I've already killed 1... working on...

...Shower curtain placed around enclosure during the night • Plants - Are you using live plants? If so, what kind? Succulents, Pothos, Pitcher Plant, Corn plant, dracaena, schefflera, palm tree, gardenia • Placement - Where is your cage located? Is it near any fans, air vents, or high traffic...

Thank you so much. I can’t seem to insert comments after your questions so… feeders —I will cut back to 5 medium crickets and a silk or 5 BSFL in the mornings. I will then reduce this to every 2nd day, right? watering—I only fog before and after all lights are off and temps have dropped but I...

My pitcher plant is thriving. It has lot of flies in one pitcher right now

@Kristen Wilkins thank you Kristin! That plant is a sarracenia(north American pitcher).

It sounds like you are making some excellent changes. I'm happy to hear that you have added more plants, grow lights, and changed up your supplement schedule. What are your current humidity levels during the day and night? If they are correct, I wouldn't worry about if she drinks or not. As long...

...What problems was your pitcher having? Is it a Highland or Low land species? If you use a Dripper, easiest way to care for a Pitcher plant (Nepthenes) is to put your dripper right above it, and plant it in pure sphag, with some live sphag on top. They do need quite a bit of light though as...

My pitcher plant is one of the bigger plants in my viv. It the highest planted plant in the viv so it catches a full 12hrs of direct light everyday from 3 6500k T5s and 1 UVB. The planter itself sits directly below a MistKing Rain nozzle so it catches tons of tap water everyday. This is the only...

The ReptiRain system will be replaced. Essentially EVERYTHING I have is going to be replaced. UPDATE -- I just cleaned out his cage and got all the substrate off the bottom. I replaced it with a layer of paper towels maybe 5 thick? I rearranged his plants the best I could so that they run off...