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Hi Franquixote, I have been a few times in Madagascar in places with panther chameleon. For sure you can find what you mentioned. Pitcher plant are pretty rare and probably not used by chameleons. Vanilla is definitely there, but it was introduced, this plant is nattive from Mexico. Regarding...

I am VERY happy with the Madagascar jasmine I have- it is twisting and covering everything and supposedly flowers with stringly scented blooms. They aren't cheap but it's growing FAST and my chameleon loves crawling through it. Stephanotis floribunda I bought mine from a guy on Ebay for $30

Here's my info page so far- Hibiscus schizopetalus- http://www.hiddenvalleynaturearts.com/acatalog/ancestors.htm https://www.predatoryplants.com/Nepenthes-madagascariensis-p/nep-mad.htm http://www.carnivorousplantnursery.com/cgi-bin/shop.pl?SID=1202632762.512&page=product.html&product=837...

...or isopods getting out and in the carpet or similar concerns? I want to get everything squared away ASAP because I have a great Madagascar jasmine that is growing well but the longer I wait the harder it is going to be to replace the bottom without damaging the plant. Info and opinions much...

Right now I overestimated how much I'd need for one baby panther to be happy. He had staked out his claim in the one Madagascar jasmine (Stephanotis floribunda) plant I have in there which is about 20" wide and 15" high. He hasn't left it since I got him yesterday, it gets in the mid 80's and...

.../ teak with branching pedestals which I hope to anchor air plants to. I have a box planter along one back wall which I ordered a Madagascar Jasmine vine for, and a trellis on that back wall. The other wall of the angled corner is just fake bamboo and plastic plants right now, to be replaced...

...him tomorrow along with a starter colony of dubia. I'll update when he is released into his new home! The enclosure has a Madagascar Jasmine so far, I am not going to pursue a strictly native setup after looking around all summer there are just too many cool options to rule out just to be a...

...to work. I figure that plus trips to Petco weekly to fatten up a few crickets (I REFUSE to keep them!) will work. Also guys I finally got that Madagascar jasmine and after I seal up the tank with silicon I thik I'm ready to go! Andee, have you had bugs chew through silicon? TY for all the tips.

...There is only about 2" of space at the bottom. The planter in the back is going to be moved down to ground level and I have a Madagascar jasmine vine that I am going to pot in it. I need to seal the non-glass sides with either silicon or caulk- right now it's pretty flush and good, but there...

I would absolutely love a free range plan! PLEASE share it! Since becoming a member here I have learned so much and never thought about keeping an outdoor setup in summer here in NJ, but a keeper mentioned yesterday he does so in Delaware and they do fine in a summer storm so it'd be something...

What a thoughtful response! I don't take others' time for granted so please accept my appreciation for the time you took to post. Have you grown the from seed? The only options I see otherwise are tissue cultures, and my experience with growing mushrooms has taught me this is tricky. I can get...

...just took 2 big crickets with some Vit. A. So much to work out in terms of enclosure still, dialing in heat/humidity, the 2 Monsoon nozzles + all the great lighting seem to have my Madagascar Jasmine growing like wildfire- it's growing an inch a day and wrapping around all the fake vines...

...held up pretty good, no mold yet but just a matter of time) there are going to be a ton of feeders. I have a planter in there with Madagascar jasmine that complicates things a bit, I cut 2 cedar posts for blocks to put it on but I need a whole free weekend to tackle this part and I haven't...

Whatever I can do to help, I love nepenthes and love to help others with it, they are such cool plants. I've never grown from seed, I feel like its an option, but I'd only do it if I wanted to sell plants, personally, I just try to find my plants cheap, places like predatory plants and pet...

The plants to me they look like Madagascar Jasmine and Ivy. The jasmine is native to madagascar and thrives in the same conditions as panthers, high humidity, mid 70s, indirect sunlight and misting, therefore it is something they should commonly meet in the wild. I am intending to add one to...

THE DETAILS! THE ENCLOSURE The Enclosure, is hand made wooden Viv. It will have Glass sliding doors, and Vents to allow airflow. It will be 100% bioactive even the walls. The dimensions are 48in wide, 24in deep, 82in tall. The Enclosure consists of 4 sections, we will discuss them top to...

...to 80%. Monsson multi mist sysetm using 2 nozzles set up to spray for about 30 seconds every 1.5 hours right now Plants - 1 live Madagascar Jasmine vine planted in a window planter, apprx 14" long, 4" wide, and up to 15" high Placement - corner of family room, does not have a lot of constant...

...hygrometer. Plants - All life plants accept for 2 stuck on the sides. Bromelia (2 small ones 1 big one, stephanotis floribunda (Madagascar jasmine) Calathea (big one he sleeps in here), Schefflera (umbrella plant) Placement -Cage is in my sons bedroom, its very peacefull all day (nobody...

...He perked up in an hour and I got his enclosure up to around 80. It's really too big for him right now but he chilled out on the Madagascar jasmine plant all day. Right off the bat I got him to take 3 dubias. He grabbed a fourth but it was a little big and he dropped it but probably got some...

I just read this and had never heard of the plant. However I looked it up online and realize it is the Madagascar Star Jasmine. I just bought 4 small plants of this that I am going to grow out a bit and then add ot my enclosures. If I had the chance to get it I would grab it. Sorry if my...