I personally don't have a clue about what some native madagascan plants are but you could try Geckos Unlimited, there are a lot of really helpful people on that site. Without their advice my crested gecko would have probably died by now.

 

Try contacting the Omaha Zoo. They are currently creating an entire building that will be themed as Madagascar!!

 

Email Devin Edmonds.... devin@amphibiancare.com. He is traveling at the moment but could probably give you a very good idea as to biotype.

 

I googled, "Flora of Madagascar" and this was the first link that popped up. Seems interesting...

Flora of Madagascar

 

You should check out Tropiflora.com's cargo report. They had a few different plants from Madagascar.
Good Luck!
Rich

 

I was just reading that this morning! There was a cool looking Caudiciform that I'm planning on using.

 

Here's what I have but I haven't done much besides orchids.

Cloud Jungle Epiphytes - Plant Catalog


I think that a number of the Sansevieria are from there as well as a wealth of Euphorbia. As for ferns I think many Asplenium are from there.

The Angraecum are awesome if you can include one.

 

Bulbophytum orchids
Nepenthes madagascariensis
hmmm.........

 

In nature, these animals wont be found amongst greenery. They are designed to live amongst leaf litter and twigs, hence their camouflage. If anything use bamboo.

 

Doesn't mean that the tank has to be devoid of plant life. I did a fair bit of research on successful enclosures, and most of them featured several types of green plants. I think it might be difficult to maintain enough humidity in an environment of just leaves and branches as well.

 

there are some sweet begonias too, not very easy to find though

 

I can appreciate what you're trying to do here, but there is going to be a difficult balance between plant selections and optimal conditions for the animals. Namely, most Uroplatus do not like bright lights. So you'll have to be mindful of that. Get in touch with Lawrence Erickson of gekkotas.com or Neil Miester. They both do better with phants than anyone I know.

Nice hardscaping so far!