safe for an enclosure?

[birdman5000]

my book has lists of safe and unsafe plants but i dont remember see orchids on either list. does anyone know? i was considering getting a really nice one and one day putting it in an enclosure.

ficus and pothos are pretty boring after a while.

another question:
would it be to stressful to change the landscape of a cage a few times a year? or do they fear change?

i know it kinda depends on the cham species, and indavidual animals may stress out over certain things more than another. but whats the overall consensus for changing the plants/settup in their cage?

 

[KarmaChameleon1337]

I've changed Karma's cage twice, it usually takes him a day to get used to it, yours might take a few days.

 

[d3s5]

I think it does depend on the individual and set-up. I have changed things in Phineas' free range several times. Each time he climbs over to where I am working and starts licking whatever is new. The whole time giving me the stink-eye, of course!

 

[birdman5000]

Thanks guys. Anybody ever try orchids?

 

[birdman5000]

fallowed a butt-ton of links but found a nice list from flchams.com. turns out i work with a bunch on the list. but still no info on orchids. they werent on the list so for now im assuming they are on the bad list, but ill continue to look for a definite answer