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I have a very immense collection of saltwater coral frags for sale inquire within frags to fit every budget I have the basic to high end collector corals will edit with list of everything in the morning but most likely if you're looking for it I have it! A little list of some of what I have Of...

Have you already checked this forum? https://www.chameleonforums.com/live-plant-db/ As for the Bird of Paradise I don't know about use with chameleons but google toxicity of BoP and it is considered toxic. So I wouldn't try it.

I have read a couple of "safe plant lists" and different lists say certain plants are toxic others say they are safe. My question is.. does anyone have a link to a very true and official safe plant list, and are birds of paradise okay in chameleon cages?

broms are generally safe birds of paradise are generally TOXIC spatyphillum i THINK is safe, but not positive otehrs you listed i dont know I don't know but it is probably NOT safe. You should check MSDS and contact the company. Known safe waterproofing products are silicone that does NOT...

So when I first made the original cages I planned for Angel and Ringo, I seen SO many things I left out that I really wanted to add the first time. So since I only have Ringo now I decided that I would make a *Paradise* of a cage for him this time around. Project: The cage will be 2x3x4ft, 3...

...Queen" Epipremnum Aureum "Bromeliad" :confused: "Croton" :confused: Codiaeum "Peace Lilly" Spathiphyllum "White Bird of Paradise" :confused: Strelitzia Nicolai also, to waterproof the enclosures base, i am hoping to use a Rubber spray made by rust-oleum. its their leak...

...spp.) Bamboo (Bambusa multiplex) Bamboo, Golden (Phyllostachys aurea) Bee Balm (Monarda spp.) Bellflower (Campanula spp.) Bird of Paradise (Strelitzia reginae) Black-eyed Susan Vine (Thunbergia alata) Blue Daisy (Felicia amelloides) Blue Marguerite (Felicia amelloides) Boston Fern...

I have a Melleri that we just built an enclosure for, I am looking for a safe tree or large plant for his enclosure and need some ideas, I like the looks of a peace lily or white birds of paradise but they are not on the non toxic plant list. My melleri has been known to snack on leaves...

Congratulations on your first chameleon Donnie! It won't be your last, lol. I bet your daughter is super stoked. Great job on that cage. Looks like a chameleon paradise. I wish I held onto my surplus silkworms, lol. I could have given you around 200 silkies. My little mulberry tree could not...

Just wonders if anyone know if you can put a bird of paradise plant in with chameleons? cant seem to find out if they are toxic or danagerous in any way.

JACKSON ON BIRD OF PARADISE

My mom came home from Home Depot with a small White Bird of Paradise plant I thought it would look cool in Bella's enclosure but I wanted to make sure it was safe for her before I put it in there. Thanks Jordan

There is no "very true official plant list" and there won't be the next years. We scientifically know most toxicities in plants only in mammals and not in reptiles. And even in reptiles exist differences between species in digestion, toxicity of single plants etc - well, it's not sure in most...

...repti-something brand. Temperature - Not sure, we feel in there to make sure its warm. Humidity - Shower and spray Plants - Yes, bird of paradise Placement - Cage is in the living room in the corner kind of by a window. Not by any fans or anything. The top of the cage is probably about 5...

It should be fine. Ive seen little lizards lick the sap of a few different species of bird of paradise her in florida. (anoles and curly tails)

Just wonders if anyone know if you can put a bird of paradise plant in with chameleons? cant seem to find out if they are toxic or danagerous in any way.

I know they are wicked dangerous for cats. I am not finding anything about chams. These are real pretty plants!

Sure, they're fine. Too tough at most stages to be eaten anyway. I don't know how big your environment is, but they get big, and need lots of light to be firm and climb-able.

Thanks for your concern it does get hot out here during the summer about 110*F. I have a big Bird of Paradise by the cage that will over hang the cage soon & a tree that cover's the sun during it's peek hours. The cage get's hit by the sun to about 2pm after it's shaded with hint's of sun rays...