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RE: live plant

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Posted by: Brandon Osborne at Sat Feb 28 16:35:06 2009  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Brandon Osborne ]  
   

>>hey everyone,
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>>Just bought a ficus benjamina (weeping fig/benjamin fig). I bought it at a reptile show and the guy selling it told me it would be o.k. for my GTP. Before I go and put it in with the lil' one I would like second (or third and fourth) opinions.
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>>Thanks Everyone


It should be fine to use. The only downside I could see is fig trees need LOTS of sunlight. I'm not so sure it's going to hold its leaves and thrive in a cage setting. Good luck.
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