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garysumpter
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 Posted: Mon Jun 26, 2006 3:38 pm Post subject: Best plants from B&Q ! |
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Hi All.
I am gettin 2 baby nose be panthers this week and i'm just sorting their viv out.
I want to have a few live plants in a relatively minimal viv. What are the best readily available plants for them to climb in?
This viv will only be for 4-6 weeks so I dont want to go mad, I just thought 4 or 5 potted plants would be good.
Any suggestions?
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Rickeezee
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I would chose adwarf variety of ficus with lots of branches for the young ones to climb on, fICUS kINKY VARIETY FROM HOMEBASE WILL DO THE TRICK, oops caps soz.
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garysumpter
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Ficus Kinky huh?
Thanks, i'll go buy a few tonight!
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Rickeezee
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| garysumpter wrote: | Ficus Kinky huh?
Thanks, i'll go buy a few tonight!
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Yeah honestly thats the variety, it's a variegated ficus does not grow to large so will be ideal for baby chams. Are you getting a male and a female?
Are they Nosey B blue banded or solid or other?
I am being nosey now! 3.99 each from homebase the plants are, they have some other nice plants to that would be ok. Thats if the one near you stocks the same as the one near me Good luck!
Post some pics when you've got them would be nice to see them.
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