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pjm007 | 23:15 Fri 30th Sep 2005 | Animals & Nature
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Are there any plants/foliage that can thrive in vivariums that would very importantly be reptile friendly ?
I would have thought some sort of succulent would be ok.

Thanks in advance.
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What type of vivarium are you keeping...tropical  or arid.

In dry zones, succulents and any non spiny cacti would be fine whilst most houseplants such as peace lillies, aglaomema, syngonium and pileas would suffice for a tropical viv.

Light levels do have to be fairly high for success though.
HTH
07:16 Sat 01st Oct 2005
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More to the point, what reptile are you putting in there? You don't want any plants that can damage the creature or poison him
10:19 Sat 01st Oct 2005
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I think I will just stick to plastic aquarium plants.
11:42 Sat 01st Oct 2005

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