Recent content by CutestBabyDragon

Yay, thank you so much! I found out the particular air plant I'd like to use is indeed in the bromeliad family. It doesn't require much moisture (and can, again always be removed for misting/cleaning) and is really tough skinned. It's also attractive, and looks sort of "deserty" so I think...

First, thanks for consolidating the thread and placing it in the appropriate place. I wasn't sure what to do as frankly, I'm not much of one for posting on forums in general. When it comes to what kind of air plant...it is actually alive. There are several subspecies, and some do very well...

Haha...actually, when I was referring to "baby," I meant the baby dragon. We're not so much into human babies...like...not at all. We much prefer our feathered, furred, and scaled friends. Thanks for the welcome to the site. I've pretty much scrapped the orchid idea...as the dragon gets...

Thanks for the post. I agree about the plastic plants...doesn't seem like such a great idea. I've also seen that list on the beautiful dragons site. I may go ahead and use one of those, but all of those plants need soil to live in...soil which could cause issues with the little...

Thanks for the reply. My concern is not so much for the plant, as it is the dragon. If the air plant is destroyed, so be it. I just don't want a little nip off the air plant to kill my baby dragon. So to reiterate...does anyone know if air plants (I'm pretty much nixing orchids for the...

Thank you so much for the reply, and for the reminder about the humidity issue. I am aware of the need to monitor humidity. My general feeling knowing these plants, though I may be wrong, is that the level of misting that these plants would require once a day (always in the morning) would...

Hello to all! Just a little background, on which I welcome any commentary or suggestions. This is my first post to the forum. I am a new bearded dragon owner. I do have a great deal of experience with animals in general (currently have a dog, two cats, two rabbits, and an African Grey, in...