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For those who keep hibiscus. How do you keep the humidity up? Mine keeps getting very dry and the leaves shrivel up.

Oiiiii iPhoneX isn’t too bad but ya any regular phone will prob be harder to get a. Capture

First step use Manual not automatic

Just tryna win one of these

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Lmao no selfies

Hahah college must have done me well. And basically I have a whole insta for photography.

The worst part of going outside is trying to get her to come back inside. Maybe I’ll enter this one day maybe not ‍♀️

All tillandsias and non-toxic i have an assortment in my enclosure. The thicker ones will sustain better i Believe i have some sort of bulbosa or Medusa

It’s a type of tillandsia, it’s non-toxic and doesn’t require soil. The humidity is enough care to keep them healthy! I have like 4-5 in my enclosure right now and they grow BEAUTIFUL pink and purple blooms. You can get them on amazon if you don’t live near a nursery. My veiled likes to eat the...

I also have it slightly wet. It holds tunnels

Play sand and soil

Her lay bin is 12by12 pot with a sand mixture. It’s in her viv with a bamboo plant so she can get in and out

My Cham is 6-7month female she has never laid eggs before. She is what I believe to be pre gravid and is all over the bottom of the cage. She’s still eating and drinking but she keeps clawing around the edges of the enclosure. She has a lay bin but doesn’t go near it. How long does this process...

Not to mention she has been a total sh*t to me all week

She finished her shed last week and has been pale the past couple days. I have been making sure to spray her cage extra and have been watching her drink. Do these colors look like early gravid?

Thanks for the help! I was able to get two plants off the ground and raised into the corners of the tank. (Chinese money plant, and the snake plant). Officially have no more fake plants in my enclosure!

Is charcoal toxic to chameleons? I use it in my potting mix

Some of my plants near the bottom of the tank are dying. I’m pretty sure it’s due to lack of light. Does anyone have any ideas how to raise them up? I was thinking about planting them all in one big cage planter that would take up the whole bottom enclosure; that way I could get rid of the lay...

Haha when she gets full grown it’s a cage size upgrade