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a few updated pics of the tank.
Unfortunately the Nepenthes albomarginata that was planted on the back wall didnt like the conditions so I replaced it with Nepenthes rafflesiana x ampullaria and this plant seems to be doing MUCH better.
I also added several more bromeliads to the tank and this has added some great textures and colors to the tank.
The marsh area at the front of the tank has been filled with bucephalandra, needle leaf java fern, anubius nana and barteri and also bolbitis, this all seems to be growing well and has adapted well to being emersed. There has also been a small begonia rex added to the back left cnr recently, it has shown some good growth and we will have to see how big it gets.
There is a great ground cover of live sphag, java fern, moss and golden and normal club moss which covers the bottom of the tank.
A reptifogger was added as my DIY effort was too fiddly, I also added a blue LED for night viewing and the lights swap halfway through the fog cycle which just looks really cool!
Its been about 13 months now and it seems to be settling in really well, there has been 2 different orchids flower so far and all sinningia and african violets flower constantly (all orchids were bought small and non flowering size)
Overall Im really happy with the progress and asides from the occasional trim and a fert once a week, I just let the tank do its own thing.