which hangplants are safe for in coconuts basks?

[jurjenfromholland]

i have half coconut bask that i wired against my screen cage
now my idea was to get some hanging plants in those..
got 3..
butt they are kinda tiny.. like a moon of a coconut ..
any sugesttions which i can put in there and are safe
for my veiled.. i never seen my veiled eat some of my plants
thx already

 

[Solid Snake]

Pothos

It will grow anywhere almost!

Im sure there are others, but thats the only one I know about to recommend.

 

[jurjenfromholland]

ok ok ! butt do you know the latin name of that? because
if asked around here.. and they all look at me with big eyes like..
wtf is that ?
anyone elss some more? plants

 

[jannb]

Pothos

It will grow anywhere almost!

Im sure there are others, but thats the only one I know about to recommend.

I highly recommend the pothos too. They are easy to keep and help to keep up the humidity by holding water for a long time after misting.
https://www.chameleonforums.com/plants/index.php?browse=common&view=photo&order=compatible&ltr=P

 

[robcam]

ok ok ! butt do you know the latin name of that? because
if asked around here.. and they all look at me with big eyes like..
wtf is that ?
anyone elss some more? plants

I got this from wikipedia.

The plant has a multitude of common names including Australian Native Monstera, Centipede tongavine, Devil's Ivy, Golden Pothos, Hunter's robe, Ivy arum, Money Plant, Pothos, Silver Vine, Solomon Islands' Ivy and Taro vine

 

[mrfixit01]

There are different variations but the main scientific name is Epipremnum aureum. It's also called Australian Native Monstera, Centipede tongavine, Devil's Ivy, Golden Pothos, Hunter's robe, Ivy arum, Money Plant, Pothos, Silver Vine, Solomon Islands' Ivy and Taro vine. Hope that helps!

 

[Ferdy Timmerman]

There are different variations but the main scientific name is Epipremnum aureum. It's also called Australian Native Monstera, Centipede tongavine, Devil's Ivy, Golden Pothos, Hunter's robe, Ivy arum, Money Plant, Pothos, Silver Vine, Solomon Islands' Ivy and Taro vine. Hope that helps!

Or Scindapsus

 

[mrfixit01]

Variegated Philodendron is another name I found for the green/white pothos. You can plant it in different media, keep it in water, cut it, grow it from cuttings very easily. In some areas of the wild it is actually so prolific and invasive that it can destroy some native plants.

 

[burnedrose]

Pothos is a great hanging plant. I have two in my cage and the sprayer keeps them watered, the UV lamp gives them plenty of UV and my cham loves to nibble on the leaves. My suggestion is to take some rocks on put them over the dirt so there isn't any accidental indigestion of dirt, as I've noticed the crickets love to hang out on the plant.

 

[mrfixit01]

Ferdy Timmerman: Yes, they are similar but of a different genus, even though they are in the same (Araceae) family. The one you mentioned is on the left, the Pothos I am familiar with is on the right.

 

[jurjenfromholland]

great feedback guys!!! thx allott but as far as i see
only pothoss??

 

[jurjenfromholland]

is this one safe or any other spieces=?
this one is called hedera

 

[Ferdy Timmerman]

Ferdy Timmerman: Yes, they are similar but of a different genus, even though they are in the same (Araceae) family. The one you mentioned is on the left, the Pothos I am familiar with is on the right.

I believe you´re right, but the plant we´re talking about is also sold as Scindapsus (at least over here). I found this site: http://www.wimkap.nl/ It's a Dutch company that sells the plant, and they give it both names.