It is safe to give your chinchilla bamboo to chew on.
It is recommended that you make sure your chinchilla has plenty of wooden items (sticks, toys, etc) to chew on, because their teeth will continue to grow all through their life. If they grow too big, the chinchilla will have difficulty feeding or the teeth may penetrate the chinchilla's lips and cause pain. If this happens, a vet needs to cut their teeth with a tool similar to wire cutters, which is notpleasantfor yourchinchilla.
Safe woods for chinchillas are:
Woods that are toxic to chinchillas are:
a bamboo has a fibrous root
because it is a monocot
They can grow in almost anywhere, like under water, or planted in sand, soil, and rocks.Just remember to change its water every 7-10 days.
Not alot of info here but I will give you a few lucky answers, I am assuming you have one that is in a small little clear pot with no soil.... So no nutrients try re-potting in in some soil or give it fish mulchen ot some other fertilizer. If its outside, bamboo its fall so its dying off and will resprout next spring
Patteteg-(bamboo leg xylophone)-is a bamboo instrument with a construction like a xylophone.It is place on the lap while playing.
Bamboo is a type of grass common in Asia of the Tribe Bambuseae.
Yes..In Southern states it is found growing in spots sometimes.
Yes, crickets can eat through wood. In fact, they have been known to eat through entire exteriors of homes. However, in order for them to eat through thick wood, it would take a number of decades.
you take care of bamboo by putting it in a vase and putting water and rocks in it clean rocks that is .
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Some bamboo is known to grow at speeds of 90cm per day and some people have claimed to be able to see it growing. Check for what type of bamboo you have growing on the internet. Im sorry I would send you a link but I dont know any.
Bamboo is endangered because of deforestation. Lemurs are losing homes in Africa, giant pandas are losing habitat in china.
Arrow
Black
Chimonobambusa marmorea variegate
Chinese Goddess Bamboo
Dwarf Whitestripe
Dwarf Yellowstripe
Fernleaf
Golden Hawaiian
Henon
Phillippino
Pleioblastus chino
Some of them I only had the Latin name for.
Common Name search results for "bamboo""(culms exude "bamboo milk")" - Bambusa arundinacea
"Arrow Bamboo" - Pseudosasa japonica
"Bamboo" - Dendrocalamus asper
"Bamboo Ginger" - Costus stenophyllus
"Bamboo Grass" - Chasmanthium latifolium
"Bamboo Grass" - Anemathele lessoniana
"Bamboo Grass" - Eragrostis australasica
"Bamboo Grass" - Anemanthele lessoniana
"Bamboo Grass" - Paspalum fasciculatum
"Bamboo Heath" - Leucopogon verticillatus
"Bamboo Leaf Globba" - Globba Bamboo Leaf
"Bamboo Leaved Oak" - Quercus myrsinifolia
"Bamboo Lily" - Lilium japonicum
"Bamboo Palm" - Pinanga coronata
"Bamboo Palm" - Pinanga kuhlii
"Bamboo Palm" - Chamaedorea microspadix
"Bamboo Palm" - Rhapis excelsa
"Bamboo Palm" - Chamaedorea seifrizii
"Bamboo Reed" - Phragmites australis
"Bamboo-Leaved Oak" - Quercus prinus
"Black Bamboo" - Phyllostachys nigra
"Blue Bamboo" - Drepanostachyum falcatum
"Buddha bamboo" - Bambusa ventricosa
"Buddha Bamboo" - Bambusa ventricosa
"Buddha's Belly Bamboo" - Bambusa ventricosa
"Buddha's-belly bamboo" - Bambusa ventricosa
"Calcutta Bamboo" - Dendrocalamus strictus
"Calcutta bamboo" - Dendrocalamus strictus
"Castillon Bamboo" - Phyllostachys bambusoides
"Climbing Bamboo" - Flagellaria guineensis
"Common Bamboo" - Bambusa vulgaris
"Cornish Hedging Bamboo" - Pseudosasa japonica
"Dwarf Fern Leaf Bamboo" - Pleioblastus pygmaeus
"Dwarf Sacred Bamboo" - Nandina domestica Dwarf
"Dwarf White-striped Bamboo" - Pleioblastus variegatus
"Dwarf White-Striped Bamboo" - Pleioblastus variegatus
"Elegant Bamboo" - Phyllostachys vivax
"Fernleaf Bamboo" - Bambusa multiplex Fernleaf (wang tsai)
"Fish-pole Bamboo" - Phyllostachys aurea
"Fishpole Bamboo" - Phyllostachys aurea
"Fishscale Bamboo" - Phyllostachys heteroclada
"Flat Bamboo-Orchid" - Iris confusa
"Giant Bamboo" - Dendrocalamus calostachyus
"Giant Bamboo" - Dendrocalamus giganteus
"Giant Timber Bamboo" - Phyllostachys bambusoides
"Golden Bamboo" - Bambusa vulgaris
"Golden Bamboo" - Phyllostachys aurea
"Hardy Bamboo" - Chamaedorea microspadix
"Hardy Timber Bamboo" - Phyllostachys bambusoides
"Heavenly Bamboo" - Nandina domestica
"Himalayan bamboo" - Drepanostachyum falcatum
"Himalayan Bamboo" - Drepanostachyum falcatum
"Japanese Timber Bamboo" - Phyllostachys bambusoides
"Kuma Bamboo Grass" - Sasa veitchii
"Male Bamboo" - Dendrocalamus strictus
"Mexican Bamboo" - Polygonum cuspidatum
"Mexican Bamboo" - Fallopia japonicum
"Mexican Weeping Bamboo" - Otatea acuminata
"Mini Bamboo Palm" - Chamaedorea erumpens
"Moso Bamboo" - Phyllostachys edulis
"Nee Male Bamboo" - Dendrocalamus strictus
"Sacred Bamboo" - Nandina domestica
"Smooth Sheath Bamboo" - Phyllostachys vivax
"Solid Bamboo" - Dendrocalamus strictus
"Southern Heaven Bamboo" - Nandina domestica
"Spiny Bamboo" - Bambusa arundinacea
"Thorny Bamboo" - Bambusa arundinacea
"Timber Bamboo" - Phyllostachys bambusoides
"Umbrella Bamboo" - Thamnocalamus spathaceus
"Vigorous Bamboo" - Phyllostachys vivax
"Water Bamboo" - Phyllostachys heteroclada
"Water Spinach 'Bamboo Leaves'" - Ipomoea aquatica Bamboo Leaves
"White Fruited Sacred Bamboo" - Nandina domestica v leucocarpa
they look like rats with bamboos sticking out of them. be happy.
The bamboo tree is a thin, tall woody plant that grows in rainforests and the mountains of central China. These plants are green and sprout very thin green leaves. They can grow up to an inch an hour and are a popular material used in furniture and other items found in homes. They are very sturdy and grow in sunshine or feet of snow.
Bamboo is not a tree it is a grass. It depends on the species how fast it grows.
Some could do it in a year under the right conditions.
Around 2,000 trees are being cut down in China each day so that is 73000 trees per year.
Bamboo is not a fruit or a vegetable. It's actually a unique type of grass