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TERRESTRIAL PLANTS

We carry a variety of beginner-friendly terrestrial plants for terrarium and paludarium enthusiasts, and all make excellent house plants as well. 

FICUS

 

**Benjamin Ficus (Ficus benjamina - AKA "Benjamin Fig", “Weeping Fig”, “Wild Fig” etc.) 

 

Small: (4"+) $5

Medium: (8"+) $10

Large: (12"+) $15

 

 (Available in your choice of peat pot, food safe plastic containers, or unglazed terracotta pots - terracotta pots are extra)

Great for small arboreal reptiles and amphibians, (crested geckos, anoles, tree frogs etc.), bioactive terrariums, living walls, or just as a hardy, beautiful house plant.

 

 Also available in larger sizes, even braided together to make super strong branches suitable for larger species to climb on.

 

Adaptable to either medium or high humidity and low, medium or high light. One of the classic "easy" plants. 

 

Very easy to grow and propagate, and can be trimmed or root bound to make "bonsai" trees for smaller terrariums. They also look lovely planted inside of our aspen hides.

https://gardendrum.com/2015/12/07/the-many-faces-of-benjamin-fig/

***Note: The sap of Ficus spp. may be an irritant to chameleons if it gets in their eyes. 

 

 

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***NEW***  INCH PLANTS

***“Zebra Inch Plant” (‎Tradescantia zebrina)   

Small 4”+ $5

12”+ $10

Propagated and grow here at Aquatics By George, available in either peat pots or food safe plastic or +$2.50 for medium terracotta.

 

 

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LIPSTICK PLANTS

“Scarlet Lipstick Plant”  (Aeschynanthus radicans)

Commonly known as the 'lipstick plant', because of the flowers which resemble tubes of lipstick. Beautiful in hanging baskets, and safe for vivariums and pets. 

 

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12”+ with two vines  $20  

(Grown and propagated here at Aquatics By George. Available in either peat pots or food safe plastic pots, or + $2.50 for medium terracotta)

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SUCCULENTS

 

*** "Jade plant" (Crassula ovata) 

2.5”+, propagated and grown here at Aquatics By George, available  in either food safe plastic or peat pot  $8 (or in small terracotta for +$2)

***Note: Can be toxic to dogs and cats

 

 

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SPIDER PLANT

 

*** "Spider Plant" (Chlorophytum comosum): Propagated and grow here at Aquatics By George, available in either peat, food safe plastic.  -

 4”+  $5    (or in medium terracotta + $2.50)

 

 

*** "Variegated Pothos" (Epipremnum aureum - also known as "Devil's Ivy") 

4”+  $5    

(Propagated and grown here at Aquatics By George. Available in either peat pots or food safe plastic containers for no charge or in terracotta pots + $2)

***Note: Considered to be toxic by Reptiles Magazine, if ingested. Not recommended for reptiles which eat leaves. Can be toxic to dogs and cats.

 

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AMPHIBIOUS PLANTS (Can be grown either aquatic or terrestrial, or can be allowed to grow up out of the water, and onto land, in a paludarium)

 

(COMING SOON: Creeping Jenny, Brazilian Pennywort, Hygrophilia difformis)

 

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All of our plants are available in your choice of peat pots, food-safe plastic containers, unglazed terracotta pots.  (terracotta cost extra, others are free). 

 

They can also be planted in the container of your choice for no charge. Just bring in your pot when you come pick up the plant and I will do it for you, right there, using all organic sterilized potting soil,  without the use of any chemical fertilizers or pesticides. 

 

Happiness is always guaranteed. The plants are guaranteed to arrive alive, healthy and pest free, or your money back. Payment can be made by cash, Paypal (+3%) or electronic money transfer (no fee).

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Free consultation, advice and help with any aquarium questions, problems or emergencies is available, any time of day or night. No purchase necessary.

Free water testing is also available, any time. 

Please let me know if you have any questions by sending an email to aquaticsbygeorge@gmail.com

 

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Thanks for looking!

 

George  -  Aquatics By George​  (Aquarium and Terrarium Supply, Consultation and Creations)

SOURCES:

http://www.reptilesmagazine.com/Reptile-Health/Habitats-Care/List-of-Plants-That-Can-Be-Toxic-To-Reptiles/

http://reptilesreptropolis.com/links-to-more-extensive-care-sheets/safe-plants-list-3/

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