Real Bonsai Tree in Crabitat?
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Real Bonsai Tree in Crabitat?
Can you put a real bonsai tree in with the hermits? Or, will they destroy it?
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Re: Real Bonsai Tree in Crabitat?
They will eat anything yoh put in there.
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Re: Real Bonsai Tree in Crabitat?
I have the fake ones from petsmart ( one large and one medium). Major hits in my tank. Shy Guy will climb all way to top and hang upside down to sleep.
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Re: Real Bonsai Tree in Crabitat?
Well, technically anything is bonsai if it's small and grown in a pot. Depending on the species - as I know that some Bonsai are from the pine family - then I would say yes, just thoroughly research the species in mind. (I normally go by reptile safe = crab safe)
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Re: Real Bonsai Tree in Crabitat?
Thanks everyone.
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