Whatcamo
New Member
Ok so I've been reading a lot about the no no of substrate in the bottom of our cham's enclosures, because the of the possibility of ingestion and bacterial growth etc. so what I've been thinking is doing a fully planted bottom in my terrarium all of my plants will be planted in an organic soil / hydroponic medium with complete drainage.
Plants that I'll be using will be my ficus, rubber tree plant, pothos, kangaroo vine, sensitive plant, I will have multiple low growing ground covering plants such as live mosses and ferns to cover the open soil and substraig. I will have a large culture of spring tails and other mold and bateria eating bugs living in this area that will help control that situation,
So any suggestions for going this route other than don't do it? Any good suggestions on low light ground covering plants? Stuff like that?
Plants that I'll be using will be my ficus, rubber tree plant, pothos, kangaroo vine, sensitive plant, I will have multiple low growing ground covering plants such as live mosses and ferns to cover the open soil and substraig. I will have a large culture of spring tails and other mold and bateria eating bugs living in this area that will help control that situation,
So any suggestions for going this route other than don't do it? Any good suggestions on low light ground covering plants? Stuff like that?