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RE: Live Plants

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Posted by: seiryu at Fri Apr 18 12:07:58 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by seiryu ]  
   

They are actually on the list on "Edible and Toxic" list

high in oxalic acid - pothos may be offered to iguanas only in moderation

So I guess if they don't eat them it's ok. I have heard a lot use them.

Anyways, know of any smaller tree types that don't get too big (Maybe 2-3feet tall at the most, but have bigger branches?)

   

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