cushcameleon
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I'm at the home depo looking at a neanthebella. Anyone know if this will work?
live plant help
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jones5233
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I've never heard of it. here is a plant safe list. Hope it helps!
http://www.flchams.com/safe_plant_list.asp#a
http://www.flchams.com/safe_plant_list.asp#a
chambabysitter1
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I sent you 2 links with lists as well in a PM last night.
cushcameleon
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Thanks guys, I was going to buy a fern today but the guy said he wasn't sure if they had plain non-toxic soil. I would go to a nursery but there is none close by. I found a soil type at home depot called organic soil, I'm going to do some research on that. Good news! I got my homemade drop set up it works great!
chambabysitter1
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I dont know about how safe the fern is, but I know it probably wont provide a great climbing structure.
Try a sheffelera, ficus, or hibiscus. They provide good branch support for climbing. They are very very common and should be easy to find. Please read the links that are given to you, they are a better resource than shooting in the dark and asking the braindead depot staff.
Find one bigger than the cage and cut it down to size. Organic soil is good. I never use commercial organic, so maybe someone here can help.
Where on the west coast are you? There should be tons of nurseries around.
Edit: I will provide both links again, since you seem to have missed them.
http://raisingkittytheveiledchameleon.blogspot.com/2007/12/plants.html
https://www.chameleonforums.com/plants/
These arent long reads, but you have to actually, you know, read them.
Try a sheffelera, ficus, or hibiscus. They provide good branch support for climbing. They are very very common and should be easy to find. Please read the links that are given to you, they are a better resource than shooting in the dark and asking the braindead depot staff.
Find one bigger than the cage and cut it down to size. Organic soil is good. I never use commercial organic, so maybe someone here can help.
Where on the west coast are you? There should be tons of nurseries around.
Edit: I will provide both links again, since you seem to have missed them.
http://raisingkittytheveiledchameleon.blogspot.com/2007/12/plants.html
https://www.chameleonforums.com/plants/
These arent long reads, but you have to actually, you know, read them.
