Pothos

[LeftCoastCham]

Came home and my wife said she bought a plant for chameleons cage. This is the biggest Pothos I have ever seen lol. Now I will never see my chameleon.

 

[GrannyK]

Ohhhh cham is gonna love it!! seeing them is pleasant to us not them. Can’t imagine why I could stare at them all day! Lol

 

[LizardLurkin]

If your chameleon likes eating pothos leaves as much as mine, you may yet seem them again.

 

[ehdee6]

@LizardLurkin you NEED to start your own cham cartoon with these drawings... The adventures of Spooble.

@LeftCoastCham if you cut the ends off the really long pieces and pop them into a new pot of soil it'll grow new plants like crazy! It also helps the original plants become more full.... Pothos are the ultimate Cham plants! You can also tame them to grow upward.

 

[Motherlode Chameleon]

Your Vieled Chameleon (Chamaeleo calypatratus) is climbing on the back screen in the enclosure on post #1.

Best Regards
Jeremy A. Rich

 

[LeftCoastCham]

Your Vieled Chameleon (Chamaeleo calypatratus) is climbing on the back screen in the enclosure on post #1.

Best Regards
Jeremy A. Rich

Yes he is!

 

[Beman]

Beautiful pothos, when they are that big you can actually split the plant by cutting it up into 2 at the root base or taking down to thirds or quarters. Literally can just slice through the root like your cutting a cake. They grow the roots back and then the plant will start to grow more as they tend to be a bit root bound when they have gotten that full.

Careful having so much planted out on that top level if his branches are being covered by the plants then he is going to screen climb. I have seen chams start to get sick because they can not get the UVB they need because the plants are sitting higher and in between the lighting and the branch.

 

[LeftCoastCham]

Beautiful pothos, when they are that big you can actually split the plant by cutting it up into 2 at the root base or taking down to thirds or quarters. Literally can just slice through the root like your cutting a cake. They grow the roots back and then the plant will start to grow more as they tend to be a bit root bound when they have gotten that full.

Careful having so much planted out on that top level if his branches are being covered by the plants then he is going to screen climb. I have seen chams start to get sick because they can not get the UVB they need because the plants are sitting higher and in between the lighting and the branch.

Thanks for the info. The plant will be in there temporary, my wife said she is going to take it to work. Will probably get a few clippings from it.