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Davallia fern is also called rabbit's foot fern or spider fern because of the rhizomes that compose it. The latter crawls, are mainly hairy and brown or gray in color. In the wild, the rabbit's foot fern usually grows in tree holes. Granted, Davallia is an epiphytic species, meaning they don't really need to be in the ground. The leaves, called the fronds, are very green and measure between 30 and 60 centimeters. Find out how to grow Davallia, the rabbit foot fern.