Opinions on some fake plants

[ArtKtAstic]

I could tell you guys were joking no biggy. To be fair most of the posts are from 5-8 years ago. Although I think the cement substrate was a great idea! I heard chameleons love urban development climates. I've seen some bad "bioactive" (just bark, or like the Oregon zoo, straight sand) setups so I completely understand

Send me some good examples of quality set ups that you all have. Yes I know theres many in thr forum however I spent hours scrolling and never really found ones that were outstanding.

 

[jamest0o0]

Send me some good examples of quality set ups that you all have. Yes I know theres many in thr forum however I spent hours scrolling and never really found ones that were outstanding.

Like bio set ups? I know several people here with beautiful enclosures, and I'm a little proud of my current parsonii enclosure lol.

 

[ArtKtAstic]

Im not fully sure the differences but I like good set ups and prefer ones that make it almost run smoothly on its own.

 

[Goose502]

Im not fully sure the differences but I like good set ups and prefer ones that make it almost run smoothly on its own.

That’s the best part of bioactive substrate. You’ll never clean up poop again, or dead leaves, or dead feeders.

 

[Carlton]

Real chameleons need real plants!

True. However, if you have a free range spot that a live plant just won't tolerate a fake can provide some structure and visual cover. I use live plants in their setups for all the accepted reasons but once in a while a fake comes in handy!

 

[KobaOregonherper]

True. However, if you have a free range spot that a live plant just won't tolerate a fake can provide some structure and visual cover. I use live plants in their setups for all the accepted reasons but once in a while a fake comes in handy!

I have fake climbing plants in my vivarium for this very reason. Most hanging plants are not okay for consumption so they're a no go. Also the magnatural vines I have Koba loves because he can climb on it and get the water that's building up from the reptifogger that's directly above it. Real chams need real plants, but a fake one or two for coverage can help.