Re: Has anyone in here had problems with plastic/silk plants?

Posted by xta on November 13, 2000 at 17:36:55:

In Reply to: Has anyone in here had problems with plastic/silk plants? posted by Lexi on November 13, 2000 at 14:26:18:

Although they are your best bet in the long run, you do have to make sure they are put together well (the leaves pop off of some of them). And yes, SOME IGS WILL EAT THEM. I couldn't put these in my last ig's cage, but I can put them in Sleestack the ig's cage and Flapjack the beardie's cage because they don't tend to do this.

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: Although they are your best bet in the long run, you do have to make sure they are put together well (the leaves pop off of some of them). And yes, SOME IGS WILL EAT THEM. I couldn't put these in my last ig's cage, but I can put them in Sleestack the ig's cage and Flapjack the beardie's cage because they don't tend to do this.

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