Plants?

JennK

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Setting up a planted terrerium for my two bodies. Can anyone share what plants are safe?
 

Yvonne G

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Hosta, pansies, violas, violets, rose of sharon, baby banana plants, moss, dichondra, clover,
 

JennK

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I have some phothos, moss, ferns, snake plants and a bamboo stick? Would any of those be sage?
 

Yvonne G

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None of them are 'sage', however all of them are ok.
 

Prairie Mom

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Hi Jenn, if you haven't used "The tortoise table" website, you really should check it out! It was created by a few plant and turtle/tortoise enthusiasts. They are always expanding the database and it is really easy to simply plug in the names of plants and search away. Here's a link to their site where I typed in "lungwort" into their search engine.

http://www.thetortoisetable.org.uk/site/plants_19.asp?catID=337
You may even find new ideas for plants to include:)
 

Banjos n Boxies

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Mine seem to enjoy all sorts of plants (but not all the plants enjoy being trampled by turtles).
Swiss chard is good. My female three-toe boxie loves to hide under the big leaves and she'll occasionally snack on it.
Succulents are good too (but they're expensive and my male three-toe loves to chew them up).
 

JennK

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Im doing a 3D background on my tank in which Most of the plants will be planted in the wall. I just don't want a leaf to fall and them to eat it and then their poisoned!
 

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