Fluker's Repta Vines for Reptiles and Amphibians Terrariums - Red Coleus

Goes really well in reptile enclosure

I like the length and it didn't come with a horrible chemical smell. I also washed it first and saw no bleeding of the leaves color. However I did not like how when I received it I had to go and check then clip all the pieces of jagged wire sticking out. But I understand that's what happens when it gets packed and shipped. My only wish is that the vines came with a plastic clip instead of a metal hook for the vines to sit on. I instead wrap it around some fake vines that I also brought so I don't have a hook just sitting in my crested geckos enclosure.

Aw heck yeah! I bought this vine to chop up and use for my tarantula enclosures, and they're great!I cut off the clusters, sometimes I'll chop off just one or two and use them. They make great decorations and add some naturalism to my setups.So far one has left them alone and the other has yanked them out of the ground to cover their burrow. It's amazing to watch them interact with them the way they would with real plants in the wild. 10/10, would buy again.Picture: Ivy is in the bottom right corner only.NOTES FOR BUYERS: There is thin wire in the "main vine" to add some posability, and it extends up into the main stem of most of the leaf clumps. On my vine, the "beginning" of the vine was capped with a leaf clump, but a good inch of wire is just sticking out the far end. If you're using this for herps, you might want to cut that off or cap it with something.I do not use the suction cups, so I have no opinion on how well they do or do not work. They are two small suction cups with wire hooks. They are not attached to the vine, so you can stick them wherever and drape the fine over them.

I got this for my leopard gecko to act as a cover for a  Zoo Med Mesh Reptile Hammock Small, 14-1/2 Inch  I had also gotten him. This vine works super well for that! I have seen him out walking around his tank much more frequently since getting this for him. Since leopard geckos are not arboreal I can not say how well this would be for a larger climbing species, but my guess is not very well unless you purchased better/more suction cups to hold the weight.Over all these are ok, but you might be able to do better looking elsewhere if you want a super leafy vine. If you are considering them for a leafy cover in a smaller tank they work perfectly fine. I'm actually pretty disappointed with the color, I ordered these specifically because of how purple the photo was, but my gecko seems to like them and the greener than expected leaves look ok in the tank anyways.One note, these do get more leafy if you spread out each cluster of leaves. My 2 photos are a before spreading them & after spreading them comparison. Same vine in the same position but you can see how much of a difference it makes. Leaves are spread 3-4in apart, stretched out this is not a very leafy vine but folded up like I have it's more than enough leaves as you can see.PROS:-Very long, it's 6ft-Easy to bend, I curled mine mostly into one corner of the tank easily-Good quality leaves; no strings fraying off the sides-Provides tons of cover for reptileCONS:-Only 2 small weak suction cups - would not trust them to hold something more than 15g up-Had to pinch suction cup wire closed around vine to even hold it up-Is not the color advertised in the photo, this is very green with some purple in the middle (see photos)-Not very realistic looking in person

I like the coloration of these vines a lot. I also like the size of the leaves themselves. Offer decent cover, but not so much that you can't see the critter in your enclosure. They're pretty. I was expecting them to be a little more filled out with some more leaves, but overall I'm happy with them. I would recommend buying stronger suction cups for them, however. They curl up a bit and pull on the ones they come with. I do use a tub enclosure for my snake though, so glass might work better. Your mileage may vary. Overall, they're pretty solid, I don't think you could really go wrong with them.

I bought this for a a tarantula enclosure knowing it was probably going to be too long, but I was fine with trimming. I ended up being right and I only used about 1/3rd of the vine.The suction cups would not stick no matter how hard I tried so I ended up just placing the leaves in the bottom, which was no problem for me, but if you’re looking for something that can suction, I do not recommend this. It came with only 2 very tiny suction cups for the entire vine.I also noticed that wires were coming out of the plastic stems in almost every place possible. I covered them up with packing tape, but I really shouldn’t have had to in the first place. This is advertised as decor for reptiles, which I don’t have, so I wasn’t too bothered by it, but if I did have one and bought this with the wires poking out and my reptile got hurt, I would be very unhappy. Overall, it’s a fine item. I wouldn’t buy it again, but I’ll make it work since I already have it.

Been using these for my chameleon cages for a few years now, tried all the other fake vines, these look more natural.I twist them around branches to allow them freedom of movement.They come packaged with 2 tiny suction cups to hang them up with, but I have never tried to use them, and prefer twist-tiesto connect them to stuff.I also use these outside the cage, as a sort of "free range" so I can let my guys out to explore. I make them thicker, and strongerby twisting them around Fluker's jungle vines, those have a thicker wire inside, and twisted together, make great roadways formy chams to get around, or just chill out on. Great for larger animals too.The leaves are a soft plastic coated cloth material, and easy to clean with a damp towel.Only problem I have is that sometimes the leaves fall off. But it's easy enough to glue them back on.Also, it would be nice if they were a little longer. They are a foot or so shorter then the jungle vines.Still, I think they are the best option available.

It looks good, but you need to be creative to put it up, because what you get to hang it up is terrible. It doesn't stay on at all. I got this for my ball Python & obviously she kept taking them down, so we ended up taking them out & never using them again.

The media could not be loaded.  Good quality besides the strings of what seems to be hot glue, which doesn't seem safe if animals are going to be on it and could ingest it. There's also a wire in the center of the stem all the way threw so if your critter chews on things this isn't safe either. The leave are great and I like that you can pull them off, good quality there

They're fine, if you don't want them to look nice. Really disappointed with how stiff the vines are, and how cheap the leaves look. You can't put in in an enclosure without the fake white backs of the leaves showing because you cant bend them in any natural way

My baby crested gecko loves these! I purposeloy got the long vine so i could fill up his enclosure with them and he loves it. When he gets larger he won't be able to stand on these alone as they are flimsy but he's only 3 grams right now and can support him fine :) very nice addition to any tank

Doesn't stay on at all, I was expecting something better than hooks to hang them up. This was for my ball Python but she obviously kept taking them down so we ended up just never putting it back in her enclosure. The plant itself looks good though, if you can find another way to put it in there & make it stay there.