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i'm curious about a plant clipping from a passion flower vine that i took a three inch clipping of about two months ago. Now it's like ten or eleven inches. Do i still have to worry about parasites that may possibly harm my chameleon? is that clipping ever gonna be safe to put into my chameleons...

Someone told me that Passion Flower was a poisonous plant, but i checked it with the flchams list of okay plants to put in a chameleons enclosure and it checked out. Can any one give me any info??? I appreciate it and thank everyone ahead of time... :confused:

I got a lady Margaret passion vine at Lowes for 1.99 can't beat that right? Anyways I've read passion flowers are fine. Will this hybrid be okay to use?

So I made this list of plants I liked the look of from a list posted in the plant sticky above. After spending like 20 min looking each of them up to see what they look like and making a list of the ones I like I saw a post on the next page saying that some of those on the list where bad and...

They moved the post as I was grrr about to post Get some sticks, straight as possible not chemically treated, they should be about the same width as your viv, which I am guessing is 60x60x120... In the end of each stick drill a hole about 1-2cm from end and through that put the tie, then...

I personally use passion flower. They have beautiful purple flowers which open to the size of a palm. They also provide great climbing opportunities for your Cham as they are fast growing vines. Orchids also work well as well as the classic: Hibiscus.

When you say Passion Flower is that the same as Passion Vine. Just double checking because I want to put a Passion Vine in Rebels new enclosure that I am building this summer. I already have two Hibiscus in his enclosure and I have seen little V shaped holes in the leaves so Im pretty sure he...

Passion Flower is nice. Big purple flowers and fruits eventually. The branches tend to die off partially in winter but the moment spring comes, the plant seems to explode again. As a climbing plant, it adds a lot of steady vines for the Chameleon to roam around.

If you know the scientific name that could help answer your question. A lot of plants have multiple names. I have golden pothos, petunia, geranium, sweet alyssum, and wax begonia. Again, he cares nothing for them except to climb on :p

Passion Flower. Comes in white or purple and makes great vines. And grows like mad.

Passion Flower clipping for enclosure Thanx incredibly... i'm also curious about a plant clipping from a passion flower vine that i took a three inch clipping of about two months ago. Now it's like ten or eleven inches. Do i still have to worry about parasites that may possibly harm my...

...in the cage. Humidity - Steady humidity at 40% with peaks to 55-60% after misting. Plants - One umbrella plant and one passion flower vine. Placement - Placed around a corner in my living room, very low traffic, no overhead fans or vents. Location - UK Current...

very very true you are my baby panther has an umbrella and a jasmine vine but my 2 veiled chams are pretty big plant munchers especially my female veiled....she loves her plants...and pothos are toxic in high amounts thats why i have so many hibiscus but i still wanted real vines so i went with...

Enclosure looks great. As far as I have seen, a lot of us use actual soil at the bottom of the enclosure. The main difference between a Pygmy and an arboreal Cham is that you need more foilage up in the air in order to simulate the canopy. In my enclosures I make sure the bottom is...

Potos, hibiscus, ficus. I personally love passion fruit. Creates fantastic vines and grows like crazy. Nice flowers too.

Google the plants a picture will show up.. pretty sure rose plants are not safe.. hibiscus has beautiful blooms if you can grow it right. Moat orchids are safe. Bromelaids add nice color and are hard enough not to get munched on. As far as colorful plants broms would probably be best if your...

Just a few updated pictures of my babies: k. matschiei 11 months (from CNorton), quad 3 months (from Ssimsswiss) and an awesome ambilobe 9 months that I hatched from a friends clutch. Plus a random flower picture, my new passion vine.:) Enjoy!

...would only cause minor irritation, and to give her plenty of juicy bugs and water to drink to help flush it out of her system. She also gave me the number for animal poison control just in case things went south. I guess no more basking on he trellis next to the passion flower vine for her! :)

The best for indoor enclosures for me have been Ficus, Dracena, and all the palm bushes, tropical bamboo and Pothos, Passion Flower (last two create endless amount of vines for the cham to climb along). I always felt that Hibiscus is more of a troublemaker. Needs to be replaced quite often as it...

The vine is called a passion flower and these aterpillars/butterflies love them, so finding the proper name for everything, are the toxic to chameleons still?