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chris_walton
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with a little help from mj with my background ive nearly finished my tank not sure whats going in it yet but i still need to add a few plants i think i will look for a few ground dwelling plants nothing to big though and maybe something just to creep up the back wall of the tank
what do you think for a first attempt
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That's looking hot homes.
whats the moss you using and if I may ask what are the branches, some kind of fruit tree, will they not get moldy.
lastly are you running a false bottom with this and how are you heating.
Very imaginative design i like it as it is 
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chris_walton
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| poisonjedhead wrote: | That's looking hot homes.
whats the moss you using and if I may ask what are the branches, some kind of fruit tree, will they not get moldy.
lastly are you running a false bottom with this and how are you heating.
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thanks for your comments
the moss is from my back garden there's millions of it Ive dried it out and sifted though it to make sure there's nothing living in it
the branches are from a tree outside my house haven't got a clue what type it is but its not a fruit tree of any kind and i have a 2 inch deep layer of gravel under neath the substrate just to help out with drainage
and if needed i can pop a heat mat on one side of the viv
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Stuart
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 That looks real nice mate.
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Troygreen
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| Cool looking vivarium! Troy |
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MJ
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MoNgKuKu
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that is a very nice vivarium Chris 
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chris_walton
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| question is now what do i keep in it im thinking frogs of some sort but not sure what i liked to the look of the milky frogs but as im going to hamm i will look whats on offer over there any suggestions welcome guys |
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kroakykaren
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That looks superb chris
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