Quote Originally Posted by fish4all View Post
I want #12! That ones is right up my alley for what I like in plants. Crazy and unpredictable growth patterns. Is it for sure Draceana fragrans 'Massangeana'?

I haven't seen anyone mention Peperomia. I have 3 different ones in with my Pacific Chorus Frogs and they seem to love them.



Peperomia obtusifolia variegata top left
Peperomia scandens middle
Peperomia obtusifolia bottom left

I wish I had a current picture but there is no way I will get one without having frogs running all over the house, and hopping. The darn things grow super fast in my enclosure and I have trimmed all of them twice, the scandens 3 times and they all need another trim. It doesn't help that it is all in a 10 gallon but they tolerate even the most brutal trimming. Shaky hands can be terrible trimming friends,

The scandens is a little "weak" for the Pacific Chorus frog's as they have beat it down a lot but the obtusifolia stands up to 4 frogs on one leaf.

I do not know for sure if they would grow or survive in a PDF tank or other high humidity tank but in mine they thrive. If I had to venture a guess I would think they should work well in any.
like Brian, i too, am a fan of perperomias. in fact i have peperomia glauca and peperomia rotundifolia growing in my mantella tank. the other thing about perperomias, is some of them are nice, little epiphytes. i actually have a vine of p. rotundifolia attached to a log and growing out of the water. no soil whatsoever. it is my fastest growing vine in the tank.