Fish Tank to Terrarium Landscaping

  • We are currently upgrading MFK. thanks! -neo
So weekly update here.
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Another weekly update!
Sadly, most of the plants added last week perished, leaving some misery stalk that are still looking good. This week just added a single terrarium plant-20141018_201512.jpg20141018_201522.jpg
The sparkling gourami are starting to look great! Here is one20141018_201600.jpg20141018_201641.jpg20141018_201643.jpg
And here is a random ghost shrimp20141018_201730.jpg

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I like setups like this. I did something similar with a 65 gallon- I built a frame hutch that sat on top using 1x2 framing wood and hardware cloth. THen I shrink wrapped it with window weather sealing. I kept two NIle monitors in it while they were still small. A large 5ft tall tree branch was the center piece, the tank half full on the bottom with some comet goldfish and crawdads. The monitors loved the climbing habitat while they still fit in it.

One day I would like to do something similar, but with more plants like what you have, for both water and arboreal. And then start breeding a bunch of poison arrow frogs. The combo of the lush water scape with a lush arboreal scape would be cool.
 
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