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    Default New Red Eyed Enclosure

    Decided to remodel my guys/gals enclosure, and thought I'd share. Pics are a little washed out due to the lighting...ah well.










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    Amazing, looks awesome! What flowers do you use?

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    Default Re: New Red Eyed Enclosure

    That looks like a great red-eye playground
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    Default Re: New Red Eyed Enclosure

    Thanks.

    The flowers are fake. I bought a stem from Hobby Lobby (similar to one in pic below) that had 5-6 flowers on it (for a few bucks). I popped the flowers off, drilled little holes in the branches, and stuck them in with a dab of glue.

    Only live plant I have in there is lucky bamboo. Will be adding a pothos soon.

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    Default Re: New Red Eyed Enclosure

    Pothos is great. I can't stress enough how important it is to have real live broad leaf plants with RETFs. Here's mine:

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    Default Re: New Red Eyed Enclosure

    Just make sure you're checking any and all faux plants/vines for sharp edges. I learned the hard way with a sharp edged (live) bromeliad how sensitive their skin is. It cut up 2 of my girls. They will love the pothos.
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    Can a RETF enclosure have too much pothos, or do they like it dense?

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