Home decorating

[CharlieCharmingo]

Hey guys so I'm redoing Tony's home, again, (but don't we all?) and I wanted to add a new plant. I have two ficus in there already. What's a good plant that can stand the heat? It has to be hard as well being as I want to tie wrap some more branches and such around it to give him more levels to be at without having to always be vertical. Here's a picture of the enclosure.

 

[Link]

Looks great. May take him a day or two so get used to it but I'm sure I'll like it

 

[inkdguy35]

Be sure to trim your zip ties all the way down I see some sharp parts that can hurt your chams feet and or belly. But looks great!

 

[medgecko]

A hibiscus should be woody and heat-tolerant enough. A dracaena marginata may work, as well. I can't find a variegated ficus to save my life; been looking for months.
Along the lines of Inkd's suggestion, turn the tie union away from the traffic area (under the vine rather than above).

 

[Micky23]

Look at the safe plant list heres a link: https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/plants/

 

[CharlieCharmingo]

Be sure to trim your zip ties all the way down I see some sharp parts that can hurt your chams feet and or belly. But looks great!

A hibiscus should be woody and heat-tolerant enough. A dracaena marginata may work, as well. I can't find a variegated ficus to save my life; been looking for months.
Along the lines of Inkd's suggestion, turn the tie union away from the traffic area (under the vine rather than above).

Thanks! I've found all the sharp ones and will be making the following adjustments.