My little Forest

[karlyau]

After many many months of delay, finally this tank is fully setup and running yesterday night .image.jpg

Not sure what is this tank should call. Is it a paludarium or terrarium?

Hopefully the plant can survive.
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[kurty]

nice, just curious.

is it possible to do such a setup without using of lights, filter?

light will be replaced by sunlight
intend to keep a few shrimps, thats all

[karlyau]

Not sure about light. I guess it should be possible.

For this tank I didn't use any filter just a water pump to circulate the tank.

[kurty]

Not sure about light. I guess it should be possible.

For this tank I didn't use any filter just a water pump to circulate the tank.

is it difficult?

I'm thinking of setting one in my bedroom..
no light no pumps..

as i already have 3 tanks in the living room..

intend to have a cube size.

[karlyau]

Not sure is it difficult or not as this is my 1st setup as well

[alexhaw]

Nice set up

[Zenith82]

Nice setup, just sharing my opinion but i feel that your choice of plants are not very suitable for your setup, they are echeveria or sempervivum that belongs to the cactus and succulent family. These plants cannot keep in too moist conditions. They grow better in dry and cooling conditions, in peat mix with sand and rock kind of media, cannot moist and wet media will rot. Enjoy growing your little forest! Cheers.

[karlyau]

Thanks for the advise. Noted on the plant on top and hopefully it will survive as the part where I plant those succulent are dry all the time. They only get wet when I mist them.


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[2ringcreatures]

Very nicely done. Care to share what's the dimension of this tank?

[chan_derrick]

very nice photos !

[karlyau]

Very nicely done. Care to share what's the dimension of this tank?

Is a 45cm cube tank