Do these Fakes look good for free range or caged safe?
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the left tree seems large enough for a free range, but the right one seems a bit small...
do realize you have a lot of other issues to meet with a free-range.
there are 2 main concerns I would have with those fake trees:
1) make sure they aren't coated/made with anything that could be toxic in any way. in my experience, many of those "display" fake plants have a waxy/resin coating on them that I personally would not use. You will find that the fake leaves in pet stores do not have these coating on them.
2) how will it handle water? with a real plant/soil the water is easily absorbed by the plant or the dirt. Those fake plants just have a bunch of "fluff" in the bottom....where will your mist water go?
do realize you have a lot of other issues to meet with a free-range.
there are 2 main concerns I would have with those fake trees:
1) make sure they aren't coated/made with anything that could be toxic in any way. in my experience, many of those "display" fake plants have a waxy/resin coating on them that I personally would not use. You will find that the fake leaves in pet stores do not have these coating on them.
2) how will it handle water? with a real plant/soil the water is easily absorbed by the plant or the dirt. Those fake plants just have a bunch of "fluff" in the bottom....where will your mist water go?
