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Creeper

Creeper

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Having trouble finding suitable plants for Creeper's aquarium. Everything dries out after a week or two no matter how much I water. Any suggestions?
 
I went to silk plants because the pothos I had in there did well enough water wise, but the snakes just beat it to death crawling over it. The viv looks really nice with the silk plants, and they're easy to move and clean.
 
Looked at some selections at the herp shop today, but what they have is skimpy and expensive. Think I'll make something myself for much cheaper. These looked like they could have been made with the types of supplies you'd find at a Garden Ridge or Hobby Lobby. I'd like to see what I can come up with. Should be a fun little project. Heck, if it turns out really good, maybe I'll start making them for sale! :)
 
a friend of mine works at a flower shop and she found these plants, she called them air plants, the look really cool, looks like a tropical flower and alow vera combind but you glue them to log or driftwood, and all you do is mist it once a day for water? anybody ever hear of this and do you thing they'de be good in a viv?
 
I've heard of those, and seen them too! They are really neat little plants. It seems to me like they might be alright in a viv...unless they secrete something that might be bad for the snakes? I don't know, it may be worth looking into though. :)
 
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