New Build 35 Gallon Exoterra (pic heavy)

[b24082]

Depending on how the humidity/heat levels turn out upon finishing the project, I can easily cut plexi glass to fit the top, or the plants combined with the water feature may achieve our desired humidity levels/heat. We will just have to see.

[flybyferns]

Depending on how the humidity/heat levels turn out upon finishing the project, I can easily cut plexi glass to fit the top, or the plants combined with the water feature may achieve our desired humidity levels/heat. We will just have to see.

I have three exos w/ darts.
I had to remove ALL the screens to maintain the humidity level.
It has been replaced with glass.
They have layered substrate---All three are drilled for drainage.
Please ,let me know how you make out !!! I'm very interest!

Thanks ,Lynn
I'm looking forward to seeing more photos.

[b24082]

Looks like I will make a glass top then . As a side note, the fogger works quite well. It gives that jungle look, with a fairly subtle fog crossing the ground. Almost a horror movie cemetery look (just not over the top.) I will definitely be posting more photos, then finally a you tube video of everything working.

[flybyferns]

Looks like I will make a glass top then . As a side note, the fogger works quite well. It gives that jungle look, with a fairly subtle fog crossing the ground. Almost a horror movie cemetery look (just not over the top.) I will definitely be posting more photos, then finally a you tube video of everything working.

Enjoy !

I was worried that a fogger would prevent me from seeing my darts? ( fog up the glass in my chilly basement ?) Don't know as I have zero experience with them.
After years with tree frogs ( and sitting in the dark ) I was looking forward to seeing my darts during the day; so I just extended the mist king.

[b24082]

The fog is so subtle (at least the way I made it) that it will not obstruct viewing. Also on a timer to add to the humidity levels (maybe 6 times a day for 10-15 minutes). Using distilled water will not create mineral deposits on the aquarium glass. (which i'm sure you already know)

[flybyferns]

The fog is so subtle (at least the way I made it) that it will not obstruct viewing. Also on a timer to add to the humidity levels (maybe 6 times a day for 10-15 minutes). Using distilled water will not create mineral deposits on the aquarium glass. (which i'm sure you already know)

Sounds very nice.

[b24082]

Let me clarify that though, distilled water ONLY in the small container holding the fogger, as shown above. The pond/waterfall water will be de-chlorinated and filtered.