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    Live plants

    Can you put live plants in the bps vivarium, I have some in my corn snakes viv and they seem to do really good all growing well and climbing all over the floor and good fr humidity when they are sprayed so can i put some in my new bps viv

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    Re: Live plants

    You can try. Most stories I've heard about such attempts usually end up with crushed and ripped up plants. But I've heard a little success as well. I think if you use hardy plants that can bounce back easily from being pushed over and smooshed, you might be able to pull it off.
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    Re: Live plants

    I've read in many places basically what JLC said: BPs have a tendency to squash or rip up plants, just exploring their cage. I think it's because they are just thicker than corn snakes, more weight per inch of snake.

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    Re: Live plants

    Any plants grown outdoors and in greenhouses are likely to carry insects, fungi, bacteria etc. into your setup when you add them

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