Zimmer
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I bought a few fake plants from our local arts/crafts store. They were significantly cheaper than online "reptile" decorations, AND on sale for half off!!! :banana: I have been playing with the idea of adding some greenery to our leo's enclosure for awhile, to provide him some more cover and security. But now that I have some to use, I can't quite think of what to do.
The plants have these super long, inflexible stems, and they are quite large. I want to figure out how to secure them into position so they don't get knocked over BUT I still want to be able to remove them fairly easily for cleaning purposes. I was thinking of cutting the stems back, and somehow securing the foliage to something movable like a small rock or piece of wood or something? Maybe with a hot glue gun? Let me know what you guys think, I need artistic/logistics advice!!
The plants have these super long, inflexible stems, and they are quite large. I want to figure out how to secure them into position so they don't get knocked over BUT I still want to be able to remove them fairly easily for cleaning purposes. I was thinking of cutting the stems back, and somehow securing the foliage to something movable like a small rock or piece of wood or something? Maybe with a hot glue gun? Let me know what you guys think, I need artistic/logistics advice!!
