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My new cresty and living terrarium!!
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Urban_M86
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Very nice! I love the use of rocks instead of those cheapo "hydro-balls" or whatever Zoomed markets them as.
Have you thought of adding a waterfall feature?
I have but the vivarium is to small
its only a 18x18x18 viv if i can get a bigger enclosure in the future i definitely
sarae
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I have but the vivarium is to small
i actually used the background that came with my 18x18x18 and turned that into a waterfall. (I did use the hydroballs substrate under a sheet of needlepoint mesh though)
I took a fountain pump, some ice-cube maker water line hose, and a t-splitter and ran it up the back of the background where I poked two holes. My treefrog loved his waterfall
Urban_M86
New member
i actually used the background that came with my 18x18x18 and turned that into a waterfall. (I did use the hydroballs substrate under a sheet of needlepoint mesh though)
I took a fountain pump, some ice-cube maker water line hose, and a t-splitter and ran it up the back of the background where I poked two holes. My treefrog loved his waterfall
good idea!! but i'll have to tkae the tank apart..... maybe next time