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Old 07-31-04, 08:21 AM   #1
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Would marigolds be a good plant for a veileds cage?
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Old 07-31-04, 08:38 AM   #2
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I wouldnt think so .. I dont know if there are any harmful elements of the plant, but the fact that they are short and not very strong (for climbing) would stear me away from using them in an enclosure.

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Old 07-31-04, 08:56 AM   #3
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Hibiscus will be good for a veil cage, and sometimes they nibble on the leaves or flowers too
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Old 07-31-04, 09:09 AM   #4
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I already have an hibiscus but I wanted to get more plants since I will be putting them in a 260 and a 100 (I know over kill lol) and this site said that they were okay http://www.geocities.com/chameleoncr...xicplants.html I did hear that the bigger the enclosure the better and when I breed them I think that it would be good to have a large enclosure incase they want to be seperated.
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Old 07-31-04, 09:42 AM   #5
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http://webhome.idirect.com/~chameleo...ter2-sub5.html
hope this will help you out

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Old 07-31-04, 09:54 AM   #6
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I uwe a ficus tree for my cham and its is very strong so they can climb easily and once in a while I can catch him munching on some of the leafs. Id say this is a good choice of plants as well.
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You will have to seperate them you have confused me a bit with soem of your posts so , veilds are very aggressive and will be come aggresive towards eachoher long b4 they can breed 90% of the time. Only house then togeather in the short time it takes to breen. i just have to say this just in case.
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Old 07-31-04, 04:12 PM   #8
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I have a 100g and a 260g I will be housing them seperately.
BTW I went to rona today and purchased a large ficus and a pothos so now I have a pothos a ficus and a hibiscus.
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That should be plenty. Post pics if you ahve a chance.

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Old 08-01-04, 12:50 AM   #10
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I would love to but I dont have a dig and my scanner is a peice of sh*t.
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