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Hi All,

I'll be constructing a 24''x18''x36'' viv soon, and am hoping to plant it entirely with plants from Madagascar. Temps will range from mid 80s (top) to low 70s (bottom), with humidity ranging from 60-80%. Any ideas/recommendations?
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Hello,

there are several small Malagasy plants, at the moment I have Peperomia sp. Masoala, Begonia bogneri, Medinella sedifolia, Medinella sp. Andasibe, a small fern (probably Asplenium) from Andasibe, Plectranthus scaposus, Huperzia megastachya and Selaginella fissidantoides.

You must have a look at this site : www.ahartig.de - Regenwaldterrarium
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I had a list here somewhere, I just can't find it. Also I think Dane did a biotype tank at some point...
Aerangis
Sansevieria
Streptocarpus
Angraecum
Biophytum
Ceropegia
Are what I can think of from the top of my head. Also a lot of succulents and thorny plants.
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You can use Yahooo babelfish for translation German to English.
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I'm thinking someone needs to send the Peperomia sp. Masoala to the US, lucky Europeans
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Das ist sehr gut. Danke!
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Pothos is native to madagascar. There are 4 different varieties that could be used to spice it up a little. Would really look sweet.
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Hello, my name is Zach Brinks, and I've been pothos free for a year now.
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I keep hearing Pandanus mentioned in descriptions of Mantella aurantiaca habitat...they are thorny though...and grow quite large.
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Pothos is native to madagascar. There are 4 different varieties that could be used to spice it up a little. Would really look sweet.
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Hello, my name is Zach Brinks, and I've been pothos free for a year now.
You know, ACTUAL Pothos might be found in Madagascar come to think of it. I have a feeling you 2 are talking about Epipremnum aureum?

From the little searching I did, it looks like there is at least 1 species of Pothos found in Madagascar, P. scandens. There are probably others...

A Catalogue of the Vascular Plants of Madagascar @ efloras.org
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