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iw as thinking of making a vivarium for my gecko females and was thinking of using bonsai plants and some dry savanna/deserty plants. would i beable to do this, or am i just getting my hopes up on something that wont happen?
i was also thinkig of using a hard compact clay based substrate as most of the substrate
withsand in the pooing area for easy clean up
so do tel me what you all think
thanx
ashley
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Just A Thought
Ashley
;P
Sounds do-able. I read once about someone who used sand as a substrate (Calcisand I think), poured water on it & let it dry. It formed a hard surface, which was similar to the hard dirt in their natural environment.
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It was tropical playground sand....i baked it then ran it under hot water to sterilize it and put it inthe tank wet and press it down into the shape i wanted then let it dry out and put my gecko back in.....it stays hard and compacted with little loose grains of sand scattered.....just like in their natural habitat..i should have a pic in a few days
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-Bryan
np
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-Bryan
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