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now I know what to do with my eden 501 which is lying around in my store
Nice setup Merviso! I can't imgaine how you move around in your room. haha
OT a bit... Robin, let me know if you need help for the CNY gathering.
Merviso,Originally Posted by Merviso
Haha... Elgin, this tank is really too small to warrant a mist system... I just spray a bit of water every night...
You can try humidifier , those mosses required stay moist at all time to grow nicely. As for my palu i located my mosses placed on the corkbark background and i did spraying water 3x a day, and this method still doesnt work very well. My beloved mosses turning from bright green to dull green that indicated me that my mosses are dehydrated and i installed mister system together with my Norita humidifier can let it ran for 10mins 3x day....mosses grew more fronds and turning bright green slowly again.
poison detected
now I know what to do with my eden 501 which is lying around in my store
Nice setup Merviso! I can't imgaine how you move around in your room. haha
OT a bit... Robin, let me know if you need help for the CNY gathering.
Happy Chinese New Year to all the bros! I had been cleaning and water changing all my 6 tanks yesterday and plus a rabbit cage!Lucky this vivarium is a new set up...
Eddy, I observed that my moss are actually moist all the time. This is due to my rainbar hiding inside the moss on the top of the rocks, thus distributing the water down through the moss. My only concern is the Selaginella erythropus on the right back corner not getting enough moisture. BTW, my Singapore Moss is actually land moss, so I'm not worried about them..
Hey Felix, haha... Welcome to the dark side!I just finished doing my room space optimisation program these few days.... and I'm already planning for another 4/5 ft tank to consolidate my tanks...
Last edited by Merviso; 14th Feb 2010 at 11:51.
Your Selaginella erythropus actually looks good and healthy and those singapore moss sure looks healthy too, toobad I can't make it to uncle robin's place, any bro can help me collect some Singapore moss from Uncle Robin?
Thanks dkk08, the photos are actually taken around the first few days of planting. They seems to be curling up recently, not sure if it is supposed to be like this. Think maybe it's the light or heat that is affecting.
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i notice a chiller wasnt used , can share whats the water temp ?
Hi limz_777, the temperature is at the room temperature of 30 degree... My newts has been under this temperature since 2 over years back....
nice , that means there are hardy ones which withstand higher temperature , just to confirm this is C. orientalis ? as the skin appeared quite smooth
Yes. But it will definitely be better for them if you can provide a lower temperature! This is one of my favorite photo of a previous set up.
Wow, very nice and natural feeling. If on the bigger tank, looks even best.....
Hey merviso
How's your sexy vivarium? long time didnt see it! Please upload your sexy mature palu pictures !! will be blast to upload, agree?
Hi Eddy,
It's been a while since I last took photo on this vivarium....
Unfortunately, I loss both my Newts during the last few months due to unknown sickness. The molding moss needed some attention too before I can start taking photo again.... *_*
Hi Merv, I'm wondering with your vampire crabs tank with puddles of water around, would mosquitos be breeding in them?
Hi cherabin, the mosquito lavas will not have any chance when the vampire crabs are around! They are very effective hunters!
Hey bro! Very very very nice setup! Btw, what is the black coloured thing you used to make the hill and where you got that from? I might need something like that for my scape too! Thanks!!
That is the same white undergravel filter plate as in the second photo. I just cut to size and spray it with black acrylic paint. Bought it from Aquastar at Yishun.
Ah..I see! Thanks! So you just conceal it by tying the moss on it?
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