Banyan??

[DakotaB]

Alright not sure if this is the right place but it might work out.

I currently have a Ficus Benghalensis. Its currently only about 3 feet. But my plan is to eventually work it into a marco bonsai. Looking at going around 5-6 feet tall and about the same in diameter.

Something along the lines of this look just on a bigger scale.

Now lately seeing so many doing free range with there Panthers it's really sparked some interest to end up using this as a a free range set up.

Would it be possible to keep a pair of Panthers together in a tree of that size2 I was thinking with a 2 foot deep pot and the top half be sand. The female could easily climb the aerials down to lay eggs. But would the 2 feet be enough to keep them from getting out?

 

[DakotaB]

well that pic didnt work.

 

[Solid Snake]

Id say no. If I am correct in implying that you mean to keep a pair of panthers in that single tree.



Look at sdheli420's free range for a pair of panthers.

https://www.chameleonforums.com/ultimate-free-range-w-vid-71442/

He has more vids and such of it if you look.

He is a solid keeper.

...and my fr for one panther:

 

[DakotaB]

Wow thanks for the link. So space then really isnt the issue here. More so accessibility towards the each other? Or is it just them being able to see each other?

I was just thinking that with the dense cover a Benghalensis could provide that it would limit aggression. With leaves 8-12 inches long even an adult male would be able to hide behind a single leaf.

This was just a long shot though. If it wont work thats fine. Ill still be able to put 1 in there. But thats still gonna be at least another year or two before itll be big enough to even do that.