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reeve105a
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 Posted: Thu Jan 31, 2008 5:50 pm Post subject: My finished Exo Terra |
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My finished Exo Terra. (18x18x18ins) But I don't know what to house in it..Any ideas?
I was thinking of adding some air plants but I don't know if they grow in humid conditions...Does anyone know if airplants are ok?
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| Posted: Thu Jan 31, 2008 5:53 pm Post subject: exoo terra |
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very nice what about a golden gecko or two
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i have to agree whit johonny, and great setup 
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looks brilliant.
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Looks great, fantastic looking back wall!
If considering geckos though, I would change the substrate, they're messy eaters (Cocofibre and sand works well).
Looks suited to some semi-arboreal geckos (Or you could lose the branches, have a sand substrate and keep some viper geckos or similar, with the background acting like a desert rockwall.), but wouldn't put an adult crested in there - not tall enough IMO.
I would also (If using for growing on cresteds/housing smaller arboreal geckos add more branches (thinner ones) and more cover).
Air plants die in high humidity. Bromeliads, Pothos etc are better suited.
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reeve105a
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Thank you all for your comments. I might get a golden gecko or a palm gecko. I think Terry (Penfold) has some in he's shop.
My photos don't do my viv any justice it looks better in the flesh. I spent weeks making the background. It has 3 shelves and a large cave/tunnel on the bottom.
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How did you make the wall/what's it made from? it looks great
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