QUOZUOBearded Dragon Tank Accessories for Habitat, Terrarium Hanging Plants Vines Artificial Leaves Reptile Hide, Leopard Gecko Tank Accessories Hide Terrarium Decor for Geckos Chameleon Snake

Brilliant for improving my chameleons spikes habitat! He enjoys hiding in this

Works a charm for adding some depth to a bearded dragon setup.

Green foam difficult to stick/stay stuck. Found it not really useful so binned it.Green plants are the same as pound shop ones.Advice: get a real plant or go to the pound shop

Great selection in pack and value for money

This set of five artificial plants provides a nice little set of varied foliage suitable for home decoration or use in terraria.For the latter, if they are placed anywhere animals can reach them, they would be best used for relatively small animals. Anything the size of pythons, varanids, iguanas, etc, will probably damage them fairly quickly. However, for smaller reptiles, geckos, agamas, and small snakes, the plants should be robust enough to serve well for many years.As always, wash any such product thoroughly before placing it in a tank with animals. Also check for any loose little bits of plastic left over from the moulding process which could potentially break off and be eaten, especially along stems. I found one or two.The 33inch hanging fern has five independently posable plastic-coated wire stems, three long and two shorter, all with plentiful foliage. It can look very effective and provide overhanging cover some animals will like hiding behind. It is robust with strong, durable plastic leaves.The 43inch jungle vine is fully poseable, with a fairly strong armature wire in the main stem, probably up to taking the weight of moderately-sized chameleons, geckos and smaller lizards such as agamas or anoles. It has an actually quite impressively textured coating and several jutting shoots, many tipped with tendrils bearing 'sprouting' leaves... Ensure it is very firmly affixed if animals are going to climb on it.The 79inch vine is a thin, single strand piece with plastic-fabric leaves of a variegated pattern. Durable enough, but won't really support the weight of anything but the tiniest vertebrates. Smaller Stick Insects or small Mantids could probably walk along it though. A good length, however, and can look effective draped in the right place.The other two plants, of two designs, have multiple wire stems and naturalistic patterns printed on thin plastic-fabric leaves. Quite a lot of these leaves were bent and squashed when they arrived, but they can be bent back to their correct alignment easily and stay that way without a problem.All the plants can be posed, hung, draped, tucked, etc in numerous ways, depending what you're using them for.However, the large suction discs they come with are, I have found, not the most consistent in terms of lasting adhesion. I've tried them on clean glass, plastic and metal surfaces, I've tried them dry, wet and something in between. Sometimes they stick very firmly and bear weight. Sometimes they fail to stick at all. And sometimes when they seem to be working fine, they fall off a few hours later without any significant change of temperature or humidity near them. Personally, I've used my own methods for putting the plants in place.Altogether, whether using in terraria or around the home (which is just a large terrarium for humans, canids, etc, anyway) these are good quality artificial plants that look convincing, even real from more than six feet away, at a reasonable price.

love these but unfortunately my beardie kept trying to eat them 🫣🫣

Wow this is a fab set of vines for my rankins dragon vivarium. Enough stuff came in this packet to last ages as I only used half the bag in my latest vivarium shake up.My rankins dragon 🦎 seems very happy with her new set up. Good quality and usual types of vines. Great value for money. Came with hooks but they don’t always work for me. Happy with it. Would recommend.

Plastic bits ok so 2 star, but green sprayed wall insulation wrapped around wires is absolutely crap- straight in the bin- don’t bother