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Fake aquarium plants in terarriums?

I personally don't see why there would be a problem. Most aquarium plants do not stand up out of water and therefore wouldn't work, but if you have some that do, then go for it. I personally have a couple smaller silk plants in with my crestie. He doesn't use them, nor would they hold his weight, but they are a nice decor touch to the ground cover give a more natural look.
 
I actually prefer aquarium plants over reptile plants. The ones made for reptiles are silk, which soaks up water immediately. With the plastic ones, the water droplets hang around for a while, so the animals can drink.

Noelle
 
Your cheapest bet is to buy plants from a craft store such as Micheals. They even have a line called "Real Touch" which looks amazingly lifelike. Just don't buy anything with exposed wire or glitter or anything like that.
 
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