FBT Habitat Plants
What are some good terrestrial plants I can keep in a FBT habitat? I just need some easy plants that can get by on an ordinary daylight bulb. Any suggestions?
Re: FBT Habitat Plants
depends on how big the enclosure is. pothos and philodendrons are safe bets, as is ficus pumilia (creeping fig). 90% of ferns will work, but tend to get very large. bromeliads and tilladsias are no brainers. some begonias are excellent candidates. schefflera is nice as well. i could go on and on.
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Re: FBT Habitat Plants
Pleanty of plants that grow in the water such as amazon frogbit and duckweed. Others
like ferns that Bill mentioned will work and bromeleads may grow too large. I would
\love to use Pothos, Pepperonium and grasses for my toads at home.
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