For anything within the enclosure that you would use silicone, you want to use the 100% silicone one…not the ones that have mold inhibitors and stuff. https://www.lowes.com/pd/GE-Silicon...6e3kZX_v0KtpvnHQKid6lP6B5j1sR2F0aAixZEALw_wcB I have in the past made some little roots for a gecko tank using frayed twine, silicone and coco coir. It looked pretty good to me, but I didn’t fully cover the twine as I wanted a bit of a woody natural look. Surprisingly, I guess I took pics. Lol 1st is right after setting it in place and the 2nd is the best pic I have of it (background) after everything finished (and my Leo, Handsome).
oh my goodness Leo is absolutely stunning.
And your roots are awesome! They look so real!!!! I have some sphag moss that I bought to use for substrate before I knew I wasn't s'posed to use substrate, so I was thinking it might make a cool looking vine too. I did figure out the right kind of silicone, thanks so much! I think I have enough for a couple more vines after making these using Reptisoil.. here is a fat one and a long skinny one. These will go in the new big enclosure. I'm finding and cleaning some good sticks too. This one I found is so nice.. really hard wood.. I think it's crabapple.. it had a lot of spikey things I had to literally file off with a metal file. 
oop.. it was GrannyK that posted in "hide n seek"
Yup, it was GrannyK and it is a beautiful enclosure. If only mine looked as nice. I get them set up and they look fantastic, but over time, some plants fail and others go wild. Then of course my veiled girl just devours some of hers.oop.. it was GrannyK that posted in "hide n seek"
I have yet to experience that!
