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RE: what plants are okay?

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Posted by: terryo at Mon Jan 14 22:22:40 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by terryo ]  
   

I have a Cherry head also. I have her in a virvarium. I planted some small Rose of Shannon, and put in some Spring mix seeds. I feed her greens, dandilion, escarol, and endive. That is what the breeder said is the best food for her to eat. She gets that for two days and then on the third day fruit. I also have a strawberry plant in there. No matter what you plant, she will eventually eat everything in there, and you will find yourself planting and re-planting. Now I just have moss, and leaf litter. The moss holds in the humidity pretty good.








   

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