Suitable?

[BleuSaphir]

Would these make suitable branches for a chameleon?
https://www.etsy.com/listing/430168...zoZ_t0rMhn9v3GKNKyZ5PqO2vu-s87axoCqCMQAvD_BwE

 

[Keiths04]

Looks ok to me, anything real/natural is way better than that junk artificial stuff. All i would care about it the diameter of the vines/branches. Nice find!

 

[BleuSaphir]

Looks ok to me, anything real/natural is way better than that junk artificial stuff. All i would care about it the diameter of the vines/branches. Nice find!

I will definitely ask the seller if they have thicker vine wrath.

 

[Keiths04]

I will definitely ask the seller if they have thicker vine wrath.

Yea you dont want 100ft of skinny vines if you are using it to make thicker branches etc... guess it depends on the size of your cham.

 

[BleuSaphir]

Yea you dont want 100ft of skinny vines if you are using it to make thicker branches etc... guess it depends on the size of your cham.

100ft is good enough to have though.

 

[MissSkittles]

The only concern I would have is how well they hold up to being so wet. I know that the grapevine wood that is sold in pet stores will mold easily in a chameleon enclosure. I don’t know about the actual vines. There was a keeper who used them but she hasn’t been around for a few years.

 

[BleuSaphir]

The only concern I would have is how well they hold up to being so wet. I know that the grapevine wood that is sold in pet stores will mold easily in a chameleon enclosure. I don’t know about the actual vines. There was a keeper who used them but she hasn’t been around for a few years.

This has completely crossed my mind. Which is exactly why I was asking on here. Haha

 

[JacksJill]

I have used grape vine in enclosures. It is safe but it doesn't last as long as hard wood branches. The moisture breaks it down. It might last several months to a year depending on thickness.