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     • Here are 10 safe and non-toxic plants for chameleons: hibiscus, ficus, bromeliads, pothos, spider plants, orchids, dracaena, wandering jew, snake plant, and money tree. These plants will not only enhance your chameleon’s environment, but also provide them with a sense of security and comfort.
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   Is it necessary for chameleons to have plants?

   • Plants are nearly necessary for chameleons as they help create hiding places for your chameleon to feel safe and lower their stress levels. Choosing safe ones is a priority.

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   Are fake Chameleon plants safe for Chameleons?

   • Although some fake plants are safe for Chameleons as they don’t include toxic chemicals and don’t require care, live plants are a better option due to their ability to maintain humidity and help clean the air in a Chameleon's cage.

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   Are chameleon stems tough?

   • The stems are tough enough for your chameleon to climb. They’re also densely packed, turning the plant into a little haven for hiding. While it’s definitely one of the best plants for chameleons, it does have some more demanding care requirements.

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   Can chameleons eat petunias?

   • Petunias are beautiful flowering plants that can add tons of color to your chameleon’s enclosure. The plant is smaller, so it will act more like ground cover. It’s a member of the nightshade family, but it lacks extreme toxicity. As a result, it’s safe for your lizard. This plant requires soil with decent drainage.

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   What are the best non-toxic plants for Chameleons?

   • I chose the Areca as one of the best non-toxic plants for chameleons because it is also ranked high among the oxygen-producing indoor plants on most scientific lists. Chameleons are used to vibrant rainforests with oxygen-rich air.

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   Can chameleons eat artificial plants?

   • Artificial plants are not harmful to chameleons, but they do not provide the same benefits as live plants. While some fake plants are a safe option because they don’t include toxic chemicals, they cannot be eaten by chameleons. You also don’t have to take care of them and they are sturdy enough for your chameleon to climb.

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   Oct 27, 2022 · Chameleon safe plants are relatively easy to find and most are sturdy enough to survive the environment of a chameleon’s terrarium and dense enough to provide good hiding places. However, make sure that the plants you choose are non-toxic when ingested.

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   • Golden Pothos. I’m kicking things off with my absolute all time favourite chameleon enclosure plant, the Golden Pothos also known as Devil’s Ivy. It’s called this because it’s almost impossible to kill, believe me I had a damn good go at killing my one and it refused to submit!
   • Grape Ivy. Another easy to grow trailing vine plant that will grow quickly with relatively little effort. It’s called grape ivy because its leaves resemble those found on grape vines.
   • Wandering Jew. This plant makes a beautiful and more colorful option for a hanging basket. It’s name came about due to it’s ability to wander from place to place due to its prolific growth and ability to adapt to almost any environment.
   • Boston Fern. Boston Ferns offer dense foliage in hanging basket form that will allow your chameleon to hide out of sight if it needs to. It has large feather like leaves that are great for collecting water.

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   • Petunias. Petunias are beautiful flowering plants that can add tons of color to your chameleon’s enclosure. The plant is smaller, so it will act more like ground cover.
   • Ficus Benjamina. The Ficus benjamina is one of the more popular plants for chameleons, and it’s not hard to see why. These plants are leafy, providing tons of coverage and creating a lush look.
   • Japanese Aralia. Here’s a beautiful green plant that pushes the lush vibes of a carefully decorated chameleon exposure. The Japanese aralia has large green leaves and does well in the same growing conditions as a chameleon’s habitat.
   • Corn Plant. The corn plant is aptly named for its unique shape. It has a thick, climbable trunk and a burst of thin leaves up top like a corn stalk. If you’re not the best at keeping plants alive, this cultivar is worth trying!

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   • Weeping Fig. There are literally hundreds of Ficus species out there. One of the most likely to be used for a chameleon habitat is Ficus benjamina. For those of us who aren’t actual botanists, it’s commonly called the Weeping Fig (or the Benjamin Fig, depending on where you buy it).
   • Rubber Tree. Also in the Ficus family (Ficus elastica, to be exact), the Rubber Tree (or Rubber Plant) is a cool pick for your Chameleon tank. Rich green foliage and sturdy stalks are only a part of their overall appeal.
   • Golden Pothos. The common name for Golden pothos is Devil’s Ivy, which comes from the fact that this plant is almost impossible to kill. A few other names it may go by include Hunter’s Robe, Solomon Islands Ivy, and Taro Vine.
   • Yucca. There are several fantastic-looking cultivars under the Yucca name. With thick tree-like trunks, they make a perfect choice for a chameleon tank, giving your lizard something sturdy to climb on.

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   • Golden Pothos. Golden Pothos is probably the most common choice for your chameleon's terrarium because it is incredibly resilient. All you need is the occasional watering an a little indirect sunlight.
   • Ficus Plants. Ficus trees or plants are excellent non-toxic plants for chameleons because they provide the cover these fantastic animals want to feel safe.
   • Schefflera Tree. The Schefflera Tree is sometimes known as the dwarf umbrella tree because the green leaves droop off of their stems, similar to an umbrella covering a small creature.
   • Hibiscus Plants. Chameleons will occasionally snack on plant matter. A hibiscus plant offers both a beautiful flower for your home decor and a delicious treat for your pet.

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    Jun 10, 2024 · Chameleon-safe plants are essential for their enclosure for the following reasons: Chameleons need plants for humidity, clean air, and hiding places. Chameleons use the water droplets that form naturally on plant leaves as a water source.

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    Oct 21, 2023 · Make sure to choose plants that are safe for chameleons, so they don’t accidentally ingest toxic materials. In this article, we’ll explore the best and safest plants for chameleons, as well as tips for choosing and caring for them. Best Live Plants for a Chameleon Cage.