there just fairly delicate and picky about conditions and as soon as they start to deteriorate its hard to bring them back:devil:tbh though i have only tried Boston ferns im sure some will make great vivarium plantsHow come? What would be a pain with them??
Got none now but had 3 at the time. They loved the fern as it gave them loads to jump on etc and at night they use to sleep on the leaves/branches, was quite funny :lol2:Ahh i see what you mean dude, i might get the one and see how i get on with it.
I'll prbs go to homebase to get one i think, and i might be getting some anoles so could work well. How many have you got?? And how do you get on with them??
Ahh i see what you mean dude, i might get the one and see how i get on with it.
I'll prbs go to homebase to get one i think, and i might be getting some anoles so could work well. How many have you got?? And how do you get on with them??
hahato be honest my ferns were kept in a dartfrog viv so was probably far to wet /humid i spend to much time speaking to other phib keepers haha
heres my anole vivhaha
yer i might get a few anoles and breed them i think, was going to put a stream and pool in my viv but i cba with the hassle tbf atm, prbs do it later on.
reckon i could cross breed green anoles and blue or brown anoles?? :lol2:
haha yer we have jay lol, i'm sure we had a massive conversation about anoles before because i remember your viv lol.heres my anole viv
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I'm sure i've spoken to you before about anoles. The three species of anole you refer to cannot be cross bred. The Blue/green ones you have seen are another species of anole. There are about 100 species of anolis available.
Water features in vivs look great, but are a pain in the arse. They are great for frog people but often the humidity because to much of a problem in non dart tanks.
Jay
haha I might even feed it protein and make it a monster! haha only joking!making hybrids is a really bad idea even if you could :devil:
and jay im always amazed how green that moss is as that viv looks rather dry:lol2:
I've got moss growing up the side in all my tanks. European moss does really well in standard conditions, all mine get spreyed about once a day heavily.making hybrids is a really bad idea even if you could :devil:
and jay im always amazed how green that moss is as that viv looks rather dry:lol2:
its amazing how fast you pick stuff up. handy thing is 95% of places that stock vivarium plants are dartfrog sites so its easy to get suitable plants for very high humidity...makes me wonder how many plants are overlooked that would be great for lower humidity vivsI've got moss growing up the side in all my tanks. European moss does really well in standard conditions, all mine get spreyed about once a day heavily.
I also find frog tanks so wet so many plants struggle. before i started doing these tank i knew nothing about plants lol.
jay
Yer, as all mine are low humidity, there are some fantastic plants that work well. The issue is, for those that want to do a planted tank for anything other then froggies its hard, as everything is tailored to high humidity environments.its amazing how fast you pick stuff up. handy thing is 95% of places that stock vivarium plants are dartfrog sites so its easy to get suitable plants for very high humidity...makes me wonder how many plants are overlooked that would be great for lower humidity vivs