New set up
- Thread starter Jackkitch
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Haley Hendrix
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I’d add more branches with different textures. Then you more plant to fill it in. What kind of UVB do you have?
Panther678
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Looks beautiful. What cage is that.
PabloTheCham
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PabloTheCham
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A lot more branches, but apart from that ?
Panther678
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Do you know which size would be suitable for a chemelon.
I'd give the sarracenia a different home- they need boggy, nutrient-bare conditions and are particular about their water. Plus, they need a dormant period in the winter to thrive! Everything else should do fine though.
Some manzanita would be a great addition if you can find it! It offers a lot of variety in branch width and holds up to moisture.
I am a little concerned with the depth of your drainage layer, especially with the substrate mixing into it. Without a gap for air between drained water and your substrate, it's just gonna reabsorb into the soil.
Some manzanita would be a great addition if you can find it! It offers a lot of variety in branch width and holds up to moisture.
I am a little concerned with the depth of your drainage layer, especially with the substrate mixing into it. Without a gap for air between drained water and your substrate, it's just gonna reabsorb into the soil.
Kamikaze Chameleon
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I had a manzinta and it didnt do well...these are normally growning in high alttitude areas and requires nutrient poor acidic sandy soil.
Manzanita branches, if my line break made that unclear.
