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Soviet1942
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Would you be able to have him play on a christmas tree? 
DGray
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Not sure
If you have a grazing species (a panther) I would not take that risk. You don't say what species of tree you have. If you have one with stiff needles, eating them could present some problems. If you have a soft species, like Douglas Fir, or Norfolk Island Pine, it might be OK. Ornaments and electric lights might be other dangers.
On a side note: Christmas plants like mistletoe and holly are dangerously poisonous, and should not be in or near animal habitats.
Would you be able to have him play on a christmas tree?
If you have a grazing species (a panther) I would not take that risk. You don't say what species of tree you have. If you have one with stiff needles, eating them could present some problems. If you have a soft species, like Douglas Fir, or Norfolk Island Pine, it might be OK. Ornaments and electric lights might be other dangers.
On a side note: Christmas plants like mistletoe and holly are dangerously poisonous, and should not be in or near animal habitats.
grandcarrera
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Are ASPARAGUS FERN (Asparagus plumosus or A. setaceus) safe for my chameleon ?
summoner12
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I'm not 100% but I think most ferns are safe? I don't want to give the wrong info but I think I read that on here once.
grandcarrera
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cos some people say it not
DGray
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so-so
Asparagus are OK, but not very sturdy. They are in the lily group. The asparagus we eat is in this genus.
Ferns, true ferns, contain glcocides that are slow poisons; especially to the liver. I would never use any true fern.
Asparagus are OK, but not very sturdy. They are in the lily group. The asparagus we eat is in this genus.
Ferns, true ferns, contain glcocides that are slow poisons; especially to the liver. I would never use any true fern.
I plan on getting a bromeliad for my velied cham cage set up....and thought this could help anyone else interested in the care info...
http://www.bromeliads.info/
http://www.bromeliads.info/
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Archaleon
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You are right ! The leaves are just identical ! Thanks!
According to the flower it could be a Dombeya tiliacea!
richpass6
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What plant is this?!
hey everyone, so my neighbor had this plant that just looks perfect for a cham enclosure. i spoke with him and he couldn't tell me what kind of plant it was cause he found it and nursed it back to health. long story short, im propagating it and i have a pic. could anyone tell me what it could be?
thanks a bunch
hey everyone, so my neighbor had this plant that just looks perfect for a cham enclosure. i spoke with him and he couldn't tell me what kind of plant it was cause he found it and nursed it back to health. long story short, im propagating it and i have a pic. could anyone tell me what it could be?
thanks a bunch
So, I just got my veiled a jade plant. I read on FL Chams that twas alright for him to have, but I wanted to make sure it was 100% alright for him to have. I washed it very well and repotted it in organic soil with tiny river rocks on it. Is it alright if I give it to him?
msgizmo
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Sound like you've done everything correctly. I make sure that our chamy can't get into the drainage bowl by using one that fits tightly around the base of the pot. Or if it drains out the bottom of your cage, you are ready to rehome your jade plant. FL Chams is the bible to me.
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