Lee's Vine 🌱 Habitat Decoration for Herb Gardens Review

Looks very ugly and cheap, doesn't hold shape or support, small branches are bare wire so I don't think it's safe for the frog.

This vine was great to include in my chameleon aviary. This allowed them to get closer to the bath light source without being too clunky.

I wrapped it around another artificial vine and kept it with a showy plant that you can't even tell is fake. It looks amazing and brings a popup that I can't get anywhere else. Love it. Easy to shape and move.

Bought for crafting, just what I needed. Mine was a solid piece that branched out a couple of times in twos and threes. You can use all in one piece or cut. Most but the thinnest parts have wire for shaping and winding.

Looks very nice, keeps its shape and can be broken into smaller pieces with pliers. Apply black foam and coco coir to create the look of mud-covered roots, or leave bare for a jungle aesthetic. The loop around the objects mimics the growth of a real grape vine and secures the terrarium furniture in place. Provides the basis for real vine growth.

The vine is actually 6 feet long. I like the fact that while it's a fairly thin branch, it has additional branches that branch out. He is absolutely flexible. You can bend it in any direction you want. I ended up using it for my aquarium. Although it has a plastic texture, it looks pretty realistic when I dive into the water.

We recently spotted a hiding chameleon on our porch, our enclosed (except for the dog door) porch. Poor thing wasn't doing well so we took her in and did some quick and thorough research trying to figure out what the little guy needed. We later learned that the individual was breeding and faced with upcoming problems, so it released its entire population into the wild. The living space should not only look beautiful for us, but also for our hidden chameleon. They need an environment where they…