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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Oursapoil" data-source="post: 208572" data-attributes="member: 33266">Although they are not needed, I see many upsides to a couple of healthy plants here and there. They provide a role in a bio active setup, help make microclimate zones in the enclosure, provide anchor points for webbing as well as hiding spots (depending on the plants).Last but not least, when we’ll taken care of they drastically increase the visual attractiveness of an enclosure.P.S: plants are not for every species of Ts, the choice of plant is important as well as some could represent a physical danger for your T. Keep also in mind that regardless of the effort you put into it, your T might also decide to flip it upside down, move it around or improve her gardening skills (my A. geniculata already went on to cut every single leafs of two plants…).Cheers.</blockquote>