Exo Terra Boston Fern Terrarium Plant, Small

(This is for the laurel bush plant). The base looks small and flimsy and I was worried that it would tip over, but its very heavy and stable and the plastic plant stems are glued on very tightly (these have fallen out of other brands reptile terrarium plants and I had to glue them back in). The plant is arrangeable, with bendable stems and the leaves are made of a softer, imitation silk/plant material, not hard plastic. The leaves are VERY dense and able to support a (pretty fat and lazy) ~14 inch long alligator lizard, so its a good sized plant and relatively sturdy. Definitely worth the money - and a lot of reptile decorations arent.

Absolutely love these for my ball python enclosure! They fan out and cover a great amount for his feeling of safety and they look gorgeous.

I bought this a couple years ago and its still looks good.I would buy this again for sure..

A perfect fit for a terrarium! Makes a nice hiding spot for frogs or geckos.

i bought the medium boston fern for my adult crested gecko; it came much more quickly than expected, it offers some more hiding spots, you can twist the leaves to your liking, and it generally beautifies the tank. my gecko seems to like it enough and lets it block her from view while she climbs along the side of the terrarium. however, i must say that it sacrifices strength for versatility and the leaves dont seem sturdy enough to hold her weight. overall, a good product.

my python seems to love hiding under this- a little extra added security when she hangs out outside her hide, I guess. it also holds moisture after misting a little longer than just misting the tank alone. the fronds are not porous but have enough texture to hold some water.

This plant makes my tank look amazing and provides a perfect amount of shade for a 29 gallon tank, I love it.

Overall, this plant is great. I use it for my leopard gecko because she likes to hide among/under plants etc. My only complaint is that the material the leaves are made out of sheds a lot. Sort of like how a Christmas tree’s needles fall off...? And I get worried that my gecko will lick some of it up so I have to keep a watchful eye out to make sure she doesn’t. But, for the most part it’s a good plant.

Literally pieces apart

Brought for my tortoise he loves sleeping in it Only thing is noticed leaves fall off but really just pick it out mostly very happy about it by