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Just thought I would share this for opinions. Although I have added additional plants since this picture was taken, I thought I would post. The tank itself is a 92 gal corner unit. It currently houses 4 dendrobates auratus and 4 Phyllobates Aurotaenia.

Jeff
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Here is a pic of the fogging system in action.

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We tend to see more bare-bones set ups on this forum. Frogs take too much work! Thanks for the pics.

-Joan

>>We tend to see more bare-bones set ups on this forum. Frogs take too much work! Thanks for the pics.
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>>-Joan
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Jeff Craven

www.houseofserpents.com

I will second the "gorgeous" comment. I saved your pic as a future reference for the day when I branch out and keep some Herp's that can utilize something of this nature...I currently keep all my herps in racks systems but have increasingly felt that I am missing something by not being able to see them clearly and enjoy them acting natural in a nice viv set up with stuff like you designed. How big is this set up gallon or sq feet wise? How mych $ do you think you have in the setup? Any info or instruction on the behind the scenes stuff like your waterfall, mister, pump, lighting, etc?

Thanks,

Lee
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1.0 Fattail - Amel het Stripe
0.2 Fattails - Normal het Amel, het Stripe
0.0.5 Fattails Juvies - Amel het stripe
20 Corn Snakes (many different morphs)
2 tubs of Mealies, a ton of Roaches and too many crickets

>>I will second the "gorgeous" comment. I saved your pic as a future reference for the day when I branch out and keep some Herp's that can utilize something of this nature...I currently keep all my herps in racks systems but have increasingly felt that I am missing something by not being able to see them clearly and enjoy them acting natural in a nice viv set up with stuff like you designed. How big is this set up gallon or sq feet wise? How mych $ do you think you have in the setup? Any info or instruction on the behind the scenes stuff like your waterfall, mister, pump, lighting, etc?
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>>Thanks,
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>>Lee
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Lee, that was the main reason I decided to set this up. Most of my snakes and lizards are set up in pretty sterile, boring enclosures. When I have a chance, tonight or tomorrow, I will take more pics of the whole setup. I think realistically, I have about $250 in the setup (I bought the aquarium about 5 years ago for around $400). It is a 92 gallon corner unit.

The mister is a fog vaporizor on a timer that is piped in via corrugated tubing. I will get some more pics to show how it is done.
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Jeff Craven

www.houseofserpents.com

Very nice! How do you keep the water circulating?, it doesn't look like you have enough water in the bottom of the tank to drive a submersible pump.

>>Very nice! How do you keep the water circulating?, it doesn't look like you have enough water in the bottom of the tank to drive a submersible pump.

Thanks. The water is circulated by a powerhead that is sunk in a well in the back of the tank. The well is actually a camoflauged juice pitcher.
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Jeff Craven

www.houseofserpents.com