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    Im looking forward to seeing how the sterilizer works for you. I hope you'll post pictures when it's complete .
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    Today has come where i think I have everything I need so I will start taking everything out and cleaning my tank. I will take pictures as I go along and see where it gets me. I am very excited about this.. I recently bought a few things so I will make a list and then show how I will or may set my tank up... I also plan to do 100% water bottom, roughly 4 inches of water. I have full grown adult Red eyed Tree frogs in a 24x18x24 exo terra. I thought that the frogs do know how to swim so 4-5 inches of water would not be a issue. Now if I have issues I will log them so everyone can learn from my mistakes. I know of 1 off hand that I have to do from the start. I need to take the background off that came with the tank. For some reason I cant get it tight enough to keep the crickets from getting back their. This isnt a big issue I will just put something on the outside of the back of the tank. This will also give me another one inch of space so it works out better. Now I have all live plants so the only thing stopping me from jumping into this project right now is how do I keep all of the plants out of the water. This is where Im a little stumped. I have a Pothos, Lucky Money tree ( 3-4 trees all wrapped together) 4 long stick Bamboo I have 2 others that I dont know what they are at the moment they are very short with big leaves (ill take a picture to show you). I have seen of people using the spray foam to make a background but I am not looking to do this even though I bought a can just in case I needed it. I may use this to put some plants on the side of the tank or even in a corner if I like it. I am not sure yet. I was thinking of using their pots as base and spraying foam around to give it a sorta ledge look. not sure if it will work but I will take pictures if I attempt to do it. I am not looking forward to letting my tank sit for that stuff to dry. Well I am gonna get start on some stuff so I will keep yall updated.. I enjoy hearing your thoughts so please share them with me.. Josh

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    Oh Yaa forgot to tell yall. I am also waiting on 1000 live crickets so I have to build a place to keep them. I am going to try to breed them so I will also take pictures of this also. Im tired of spending 11c per cricket so I thought this would be easier. i will be heating the cricket cage with a flood light on a thermostat. I got a hot water heater thermostat but Im not to sure if it will work since it only goes down to 90F this could be a issue. I suppose I could toss a fan in their to keep the temps down but I will see. The tank I got is huge so I dont think the higher temps will be a issue. My biggest issue is what soil to use for the crickets to lay their eggs in. I also thought ahead. I could have bought adult crickets (1 inchers) but i bought 1/2inch crickets so I wil have to keep them alive for a while so I can get all of the eggs. I do have a lot of space with my garage and shed to house them when the temps dont drop to low at night. I lost 500 crickets to 50F weather a few months ago. What a waste. Now I have some money into all of this so i am hoping to have a steady supply of crickets. I also like the fact that when I breed my RETF I can use the pinheads for food for all of the babies. but I dont know if my tree frogs will breed since their wild caught.

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