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Cool, they are a native to north Carolina also. They have pitcher plants and sundews also.

Nice!! Are you teaching him "down dog" pose? I like your pitcher plant too!

...placed them in. Really starting to come together, hopefully I can get it up and starting to cycle tonight. I still have to add the two pitcher plants, the bromeliad, a spider plant, the other Pothos, the begonia rex and a few rooted Pothos clippings. Also realized that the one white...

He is self-taught! Since I wrote this he changed where he sleeps; there is a little pitcher the same size/color as him, and he sleeps on the tendril it is attached to where it dips down, with one foot on top of the pitcher. I am dying to get a pic but it is down near the bottom and there is...

If it floats or comes to surface, probably. I dropped a nearly dead fly in a pitcher of a pitcher plant, and was horrified to see him a few minutes shoot and eat it. Thank goodness no ill effects but now I know I can't do that!

Basically, both from reading and personal experience, keeping carnivorous plants of any type is a challenge to some, like keeping chameleons, while others might have a natural knack for it. I bought a venus fly trap as a kid and it survived for over 5 years, only died when it decided to try and...

Is that a variety of pitcher plant

...job. Assuming you have a 48" cage I don't think there is any CP that will do well unless you have extremely powerful lights-even a Jungle Dawn is not enough for that distance. VFT and American Pitcher Plants are a no-go unless you are willing to take them outside for the winter for dormancy.

ya, pitcher plants trap bugs in side easily but a lizard im sure coud bolt out so they seem safe but i just love venus fly traps, pitcher plants also look more tropical so id rather put them in

You'd win. I can't find any confirmation of that, but I do find there are Pitcher Plants & Sundews in Maine. https://www.csmonitor.com/The-Culture/Gardening/2008/0725/insects-beware-these-plants-want-you If you could find those fly traps, you may have discovered something significant.

Until your chameleon gets bigger and until your husbandry’s 100%, I wouldn’t put any carnivorous plant in

...and changed it for a Chlotopythum spider plant. The big plant i am not sure whats its name and also i added on the bottom Nephentes pitcher plant. Also added more linear stick so now he has around 5 or 6 of them. From what I saw my cham really liked this change of a live plants and was the...

That is absolutely gorgeous! 😍 I wonder if they’re available here in Hawaii? I’m gonna have to do some research and maybe make a couple trips to the nurseries. I’ve already got my eyes on a pitcher plant 🤩

it is a slipper orchid..phragmepedium..the pouch does kind of resemble a pitcher plant... I grow orchids now for 8 years

For sure. About 100 Venus Fly Traps, some temperate sundews/butterworts and countless pitcher plants are outside as we speak just coming out of dormancy; I counted about pitcher 40 blooms getting ready to pop. I'll send a pic when they peak. It does not get very cold in Socal obviously but it...

Read post #23 I think it is, from @jamest0o0 https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/sleeping-alot-left-eye-shut-help.163640/page-2#post-1413845

PS that is also a nepenthes that Elliot the small cham is standing on.

Thank you it is disgusting what is in our tapwater but I know carnivorous plants need to stay moist or they first lose their pitcher then soon die so it just if there was no other options

How are your pitchers doing? I remember seeing you had some in your enclosure 🤔

Oooo some pictures would be awesome! I have been really getting into the carnivorous plants! Lol