New dart frog viv- Hopefully have some frogs in mid July.
Substrate=Clay (kitty litter)
Light= 65 watt CF
Features=False bottom, ultrasonic humidifier (still in the works), Pneumatic rain (need bigger pump).
Plants=pteria fern, sellaginalla species, peperomia (watermelon plant), F. Benjamina, two unidentified tillandsias. and two unidentified mosses.

Looks awesome as usual Cody !!!! when are you going to visit me and teach me to build one as nice ???

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Cody, It looks fantastic. You are truly talented. Cant wait till you add your frogs.

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:D I'm smiling because I have no idea whats going on!

Light= 23 watt spiral fluroescent
Substrate=Coco husk, Milled sphangum, Sand, tree fern. Topped with magnolia and oak leaves. Bottom layer of terra-lite.
Plants= F. benjamina, Hoya rubra(2X), begonia, and assorted tillandsias.

Awesome. Let me give you my shipping address..

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:D I'm smiling because I have no idea whats going on!

Light= 2' Sunshine Flourescent tubes
Substrate=Atlanta botanical gardens mix bought from T&C terrariums
Features=False bottom
Plants= Sellaginalla unicata, Java moss, arrowhead plant, and I completely forgot the name of the two plants in the middle
This is about 2 months ago



This is from today

absolutely beautiful.

Awesome as usual bro! if you do ID your Airplant let me know Ive got a dart frog Viv project coming up in October (possiblty for a D. Pumillo Colony ), Ill keep you posted.

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Very nice Cody!!

Keep thinking of setting up a planted viv for a while now...but alas the time just isn't there....I'll just admire yours untill then

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I'll think of something to put here soon.......

Thank you for the compliments!

Ron, tillandsia's don't fare too well in dart frog vivs, it is hard to get the humidity right for both the tillandsias and frogs (frogs like it way higher than tillandsias). You have alot of options for epiphytes though. I may be getting pum's for this viv, I haven't decided.

Joe, if you don't have time its all the more reason to set one up. Once established, they're maitanance free, aside from trimming, but I look forward to doing that.