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Hi I am building a free standing Vivarium very similar to the one show on http://www.poison-frogs.com. The measurments of my viv are 4ft hight 2.5ft wide and 2ft deep. I am modeling almost every aspect of his tank to create mine. I was wondering if you look how the bottom of his tank is setup you will notice it is very wet. Any suggestions as to what kind of soil- or maybe a diffent solution to this setup for the bottom.
Thanks in advance for all the help
Rodney
No one have any suggestins?
If it's going to be permanantly wet, don't use soil, use LECA (Google it). Examples of how this looks on my website.
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AJ Cann, Leicester UK. Virtual Frogroom:
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/alan.cann/
AJ thanks for the reply.This has become a serious concern with my new setup. i dont think i can get leca in the US but there is a clay pellot that looks similar. Im still open to any other suggestions.
In case you are interested:
http://homeharvest.com/hydroponicmediumleca.htm
This place sells LECA.
AJ thanks for the reply.This has become a serious concern with my new setup. i dont think i can get leca in the US but there is a clay pellot that looks similar. Im still open to any other suggestions.
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