Marijuana and chameleons?

[MissSkittles]

I'd like to know if I could use a dried plant for its branches? I've removed buds, plant is dead so wanted to see if anyone has done it

There’s so many alternatives to that, so I’d say go get some nice oak branches instead.

 

[Luca]

I talked to my friend who grows and he made it seem like the only marijuana plants that wouldn’t be too sticky for your chameleon would be male plants. Male plants do not grow buds, only seeds

 

[Beman]

Still not worth the risk IMO.

 

[Luca]

Still not worth the risk IMO.

Yeah, you’d have to know more about Marijuana to know what breed to use. Not my thing

 

[tariq141011]

It's generally not recommended to introduce marijuana plants or any potentially toxic plants into your chameleon's enclosure. Many plants, including marijuana, can be harmful or even toxic to reptiles. Chameleons are known for being particularly sensitive to their environment, so it's crucial to provide them with a safe and natural habitat that suits their specific needs.

 

[tariq141011]

It's generally not recommended to introduce marijuana plants or any potentially toxic plants into your chameleon's enclosure. Many plants, including marijuana, can be harmful or even toxic to reptiles. Chameleons are known for being particularly sensitive to their environment, so it's crucial to provide them with a safe and natural habitat that suits their specific needs.

If you're interested in exploring new elements for your chameleon's enclosure, you might want to consider non-toxic plants or decorations that can enhance their living space without posing any risks. They often have a variety of items that can cater to different interests, so you might find something unique to add to your chameleon's environment.