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Trying to figure out what kind of plant this is because it grows ridiculous fast and has lots of leaves. If not toxic I think epic for chameleon enclosure.

Ok, definitely moving to different plant then. poison is a no go period.

Decent picture of same type of plant but blooming much better and a better close up on the flower

I do not yet have a chameleon, I'm waffling between a Jackson and a Panther here at 11th hour so to speak. That looks a lot like the flower I'm trying to identify, but the one I have is more bush like, I'll take a picture of one of the bush ones here shortly so can see what I mean. My guess...

Little bit ranty but- Is it just me or are there only two chameleon breeder/dealers (LLLreptile and backwater reptiles) who have Jacksons chameleons? I'm getting a little frustrated at this point, all the equipment is arriving or getting set up for the enclosure, and lo-and-behold I have two...

Close up on the flower

There are several of these growing around my house and I would really like to set it up in my chameleon enclosure, both because it's really pretty and because the branches appear to be strong enough for climbing. But I am not 100% sure of what it is.

Gotcha, no moss lol. I was just curious about the possibility to do a heavily planted enclosure, attempt to replicate natural environment after double checking what would be safe in their new home.

Impaction, right?

Was not aware of the poison risk with moss actually.

Ha, no. But moss is a high humidity releasing plant. from what I have read you're definitely right about accidentally eating substrate being a high possibility. Was just curious about if it anyone has had success with it.

Has anyone ever done a planted terrarium, almost a garden inside the enclosure? If so did it work out ok? I'm talking like planting grass in the bottom, a couple long stemmed leafy plants, I don't know, some beans growing up little posts or something? Or moss... Whole bed of moss on the bottom.

Nice, I might use that one.

I am curious though, I've seen in some videos and photos that you can set a drip to flow through the screen enclosure through the roof of it, how effective and safe is that?

Ha! lol Siberia... Nah just Virginia, we get some really cold wind going out here.

I really like to err on the side of caution. Just in case for some reason the Jackson I get doesn't do well in 50's. Plus there are nights where our heater doesn't keep up with the winds.

Howdy, New here and soon to be caretaker for a Jackson Chameleon. I wanted to run the setup by all of you first to see if there are any recommendations about the setup before it is brought home. So far I'm thinking: 24x24x48 ZooMed screen enclosure ExoTerra monsoon Rainfall system Ficus...