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Redid an old tank
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This old Exo has served me well over the past few years. It started to leak a while back and went from a showpiece to a storage unit.
Resealed it with silicone and I'm attempting to bring it back to it's days of glory. Regards |
Looking good.
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Looks good. I've considered using my lizard's exoterra to grow some orchids, but thus far, I've only put in some basic houseplants and a Tillandsia (bromeliad).
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Thanks guys :)
I'm contemplating what critters to add in the water section. It's significant enough where I can have a school of some sort of fish with some shrimp and snails to compliment them. This won't be for a few months though to let the tank mature a bit. Regards |
Won't the snails eat your plants?
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There are a few options for aquatic snails that wont harm my plants. I don't mind snails nearly as much as I do slugs.
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Looks really good, great work!
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Although pricy to the tune of 30$ each, I would think that orchid mantis' in a terrarium would be great!
sadly they don't live long either. I still think with this sort of set up a chamillion would be awesome. |
Really nice!
When I had a pond, we had good snails (no idea what they were, any more) and they ate the algae but left the plants alone. They were really a nice addition. |
Chameleons require excellent air circulation which might be difficult. Also, Exoterras are not typically "sealed" tight enough to prevent the smaller prey items a smaller cham would eat from escaping.
Lovely terr! Btw, concerning the chids held to their mounts with what looks like green twist ties -- if you wish to have a less noticeable binding, you can use clear fishing line or even brown thread. |
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