PlanetRemulak
Avid Member
About misting. I’ve got a MistKing starter on the way and am just now realizing it comes with only one nozzle. How many nozzles do any of you here typically like to use for one 2x2x4 enclosure? I’ll be getting a 3 month old panther. With him still being so small, I worry that neither he nor his plants will get proper hydration from a single nozzle. I can and don’t mind ordering a second nozzle, but as this is my first MistKing a I’m a little confused as to how it all works. What parts/pieces are required to attach an additional nozzle?
In regards to dragon ledges.. I want/need some for my Reptibreeze which is scheduled to come tomorrow. Sadly, shipping for a five pack of ledges is killer and I am considering alternatives first. Wondering what anyone here has used as an alternative in their own cages? I’ve seen aluminum framing suggested. Should I decide to go that route, would I be mounting the aluminum pieces over the screen within the cage frame, or would the pieces be mounted to the cage frame itself? I happened to be checking out Framschams‘ Facebook and saw someone mention that they use tomato cages to mount plants to. Really interesting idea, hard to visualize and not sure I’d be able to utilize cage space effectively by going that route.
As a final thought, I’m wondering which of these tends to be harder to keep alive within the cage? A dwarf umbrella, weeping fig or money tree? I haven’t been able to decide if I’d like to get one large central plant with a couple smaller/trailing plants to mount to the side, or forego large plants entirely and mount numerous pothos/trailing plants and branches to either side.
This forum has been a wealth of information and as always, I appreciate the help. Thanks In advance!
In regards to dragon ledges.. I want/need some for my Reptibreeze which is scheduled to come tomorrow. Sadly, shipping for a five pack of ledges is killer and I am considering alternatives first. Wondering what anyone here has used as an alternative in their own cages? I’ve seen aluminum framing suggested. Should I decide to go that route, would I be mounting the aluminum pieces over the screen within the cage frame, or would the pieces be mounted to the cage frame itself? I happened to be checking out Framschams‘ Facebook and saw someone mention that they use tomato cages to mount plants to. Really interesting idea, hard to visualize and not sure I’d be able to utilize cage space effectively by going that route.
As a final thought, I’m wondering which of these tends to be harder to keep alive within the cage? A dwarf umbrella, weeping fig or money tree? I haven’t been able to decide if I’d like to get one large central plant with a couple smaller/trailing plants to mount to the side, or forego large plants entirely and mount numerous pothos/trailing plants and branches to either side.
This forum has been a wealth of information and as always, I appreciate the help. Thanks In advance!