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Who says leos don't climb trees?

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I have some cholla wood in my leo's tank and she climbs all over it :) I don't think a plant woudl survive her lard butt though...
is that plant propped up next to the wood or did the leo just go straight up?
 
That is a live plant, rooted directly in the substrate, and that girl went straight up! Even funnier (tho I haven't got a pic yet) I think she actually learned it from her porky cagemate, who also went straight up. Crazy little things those leos lol
 
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