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Is there a plant not safe for crested?
Is there a plant not safe for crested?
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Here is the master plant safe list from Pangaea, which I would absolutely trust.
http://www.pangeareptile.com/forums/...afe+plant+list
Last edited by cinderbird; 10-24-2012 at 08:09 AM.
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Yes lots you should not trust any one list but cross reference others too. Mistakes can be made by anyone.
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Re: Is there a plant not safe for crested?
 Originally Posted by kitedemon
Yes lots you should not trust any one list but cross reference others too. Mistakes can be made by anyone.
Pangaea forums specialize in all the Rhac species, I don't keep live planted cages at this time but that list has been compiled by quite a few people who do.
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Im still deciding if I even want to do a live setup or not. I will be using a 70g lizard lounge. Thinking about running a zoo med waterfall on a timer to see if i can achieve proper humidity with the flexs.
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Re: Is there a plant not safe for crested?
 Originally Posted by fnvarner
Im still deciding if I even want to do a live setup or not. I will be using a 70g lizard lounge. Thinking about running a zoo med waterfall on a timer to see if i can achieve proper humidity with the flexs.
I'd be weary about using a waterfall feature, they tend to end up as bacteria pools. Look into a little hose misting system or a drip system, something that has the water itself outside of the feature.
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Perhaps, but a single error by a single person could result in the death of SOMEONE else's pet based on my advise... I think not. I stand by cross reference everything.
toxic plant lists
http://www.reptilechannel.com/reptil...ic-plants.aspx
http://www.peteducation.com/article....+1913&aid=1612
http://heosemys.org/toxicplants.php
Non toxic plants
http://www.bluebeastreptile.com/plantlist.htm
http://www.reptileexpert.org/safe-plants.php
Before adding any plant I would be sure it was on multiple 'safe' lists and not on ANY unsafe lists.
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Sounds good. With the link that was attached for the other forum I think Ive found the forum Ive been looking for filled with lots of information
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Re: Is there a plant not safe for crested?
 Originally Posted by kitedemon
Yes lots you should not trust any one list but cross reference others too. Mistakes can be made by anyone.
 Originally Posted by cinderbird
Pangaea forums specialize in all the Rhac species, I don't keep live planted cages at this time but that list has been compiled by quite a few people who do.
 Originally Posted by kitedemon
Perhaps, but a single error by a single person could result in the death of SOMEONE else's pet based on my advise... I think not. I stand by cross reference everything.
Before adding any plant I would be sure it was on multiple 'safe' lists and not on ANY unsafe lists.
Normally, I'd totally agree with you on cross referencing - and it is still excellent advice. BUT the list at Pangea has already been cross referenced triple and quadrupal time. And the sources are linked to and/or referenced for further research. The plants on this list have all been tried and true. It was designed to be a source for newbies to quickly, effectively, and SAFELY refer to and use as a tool. Yes, mistakes can be made by anyone and even the most experienced of folks can error. But this list was not put together by a single person - it was a collaborative effort by several Pangea staff along with 2-3 highly qualified breeders and was reviewed and edited by many others. It is also continually updated and adjusted as new information is gathered. However, due dilligence is always advisable when gathering information. Proper research is always important.
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