It looks Beautiful!!! Fabulous job! What a gorgeous new home for Ralph, Waldo and Emerson, and lots of room!
Yeah, the cash idea is good, I've used that a few times myself...but still managed to get in trouble...lol![]()
It looks Beautiful!!! Fabulous job! What a gorgeous new home for Ralph, Waldo and Emerson, and lots of room!
Yeah, the cash idea is good, I've used that a few times myself...but still managed to get in trouble...lol![]()
Oh, I didn't say I didn't get into trouble.... but sometimes it's easier to ask for forgiveness then ask for permission. My 24 inch Medium Exo Terra was sitting on a 36 inch wood file cabinet. I'm just maximizing my space. I was told as two years ago all my frog stuff had to fit on this cabinet. Well, let me tell you I've used up every last inch.Although.... I could go higher....hmmmm
Nice tank!![]()
very VERY nice tank you have there. Just fabulous! One of the nicest ones I've seen. Can I ask a few questions since I'm building a viv right now as well?
Do you have a drain in the tank? If so, where and how?
And how do you get the moss on the wood? Do you glue it? And how to you get that grass looking area with all that green? What is that? Moss?
Thanks!
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beautifulI love it. nice job.
I do not have a drain. Any time I drain water I usually use a tube and syphon it out into a bucket. The moss on the wood and the moss on the ground is the same stuff. I picked it up at the reptile show and the guy called it sheet moss. I doubt if that is its technical name. I simply pulled off little pieces and glued it onto the wood. The guy I bought it from says it doesn' have to be in soil for it to stay green and grow. We'll see. It looks like grass but does not have much soil on the back of it. He said it will brown if it gets soggy so I have it raised pretty high above my water line.
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