Mudskipper paludarium- an alternative solution

HX67

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fish keeper;5090955; said:
That is cool!
Innit!

Fat Homer;5090980; said:
beautiful setup... that hardscaping looks fantastic...
Thanks!

garobsessed15;5091076; said:
wlw it looks amazing!
Thank you!

5280critters;5091138; said:
What kind of foam did you use and what is the green stuff? This is amazing. thanks for sharing
The sheets are extruded polystyrene sheets.
The green foam is standard expandable insulation foam, "Great stuff", in US. Polyurethane foam.
Many makes, some are yellow or white and others are green.

Thanks for your words!
 

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HX67

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Twicksisted;5096717; said:
awesome!!! really lovely setup and your DIY background handywork looks very natural too!
Thank you!

clemsonguy1125;5096837; said:
Awesome, Im thinking of doing something like that only 14 times smaller with a Dwarf Indian Mudskipper. What type of sand is that?
Thanks.
And great. These guys are worth a setup for sure! The sand is light colored silica sand.

luvinbluegills;5096869; said:
Your work is really impressive, well done!
Thank you!

Bllib;5096882; said:
Wow!! I love the hard scape!! Great job!! Where did you learn to do it?And how lond did it take you?
Thanks!
Learning to do these has been a longish process, with lots of trial and error with materials. But in the end it's just looking at how things look like in the nature and three-dimensional copy-paste...

Thanks again!
 
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