looking for a plant for high humid conditions into the scorpion enclosure

[MapleMatt]

hi guys, Im looking for a plant which would do well in high humidity, while in enclosure I will keep Chaerilus sp. I want it to look really good, so even more expensive plants are welcomed but generally I will welcome any tips on plants which might do well in such conditions. Thank you very much for answearing and helping me out with the choice
..enclosure wont be too big, the scorps are 3-4 instar, 10 pieces. I guess there should be also a lot of hideouts with this number, right?

 

[Gnarled Gnome]

Whipspider enclosures need to be sopping wet so I'm also interested to hear of ideas. So far these have worked for me:
Dracaena Janet Craig
Mini ficus
Moss
I'm going to be trying some different ferns and baby's tears.

 

[Vanisher]

I have one suggestion, and mark my words! Epipremnum sp! Of all the plants i have tried in terrarium, this one is bullet proof! You wont run into any problems with this one!

 

[basin79]

Absolutely. I have Epipremnum aureum in a few enclosures (tarantulas, Tokay gecko, cane Toad, tiger salamander). It thrives in slightly damp, damp and moist conditions.

You'll find you'll have to cut the plant back periodically. I then just stick the cuttings in the substrate and they grow into new plants.

 

[Vanisher]

Absolutely. I have Epipremnum aureum in a few enclosures (tarantulas, Tokay gecko, cane Toad, tiger salamander). It thrives in slightly damp, damp and moist conditions.

You'll find you'll have to cut the plant back periodically. I then just stick the cuttings in the substrate and they grow into new plants.

They thrive in almost dry substrate to, they thrive in whatever sustrate you use and they thrive in almost compleatly darkness! It is almost impossible not to keep them alive

 

[MapleMatt]

Absolutely. I have Epipremnum aureum in a few enclosures (tarantulas, Tokay gecko, cane Toad, tiger salamander). It thrives in slightly damp, damp and moist conditions.

You'll find you'll have to cut the plant back periodically. I then just stick the cuttings in the substrate and they grow into new plants.

thank you for the tip, will definitelly try.

 

[MapleMatt]

They thrive in almost dry substrate to, they thrive in whatever sustrate you use and they thrive in almost compleatly darkness! It is almost impossible not to keep them alive

good to know, I am not a good gardener)

 

[Vanisher]

good to know, I am not a good gardener)

If you cannot keep it alive. Please!, dont get any kids!

 

[Gnarled Gnome]

Thanks for the suggestion