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| 05/24/08 12:59pm |
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Gretchenellie View Profile |
Message To: Reptile guy cg In reference to Message Id: 1744970 Post goldens and cages.
here is his cage when it was first setup a few months ago:
and here it is now after i added some plant cuttings and more driftwood:
i have yet to remove the newspaper background and put up a more permanent one.. i’ll get around to it eventually.. lol |
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| 05/24/08 01:46pm |
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Zip chew2 View Profile |
Message To: Gretchenellie In reference to Message Id: 1745020 Post goldens and cages.
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| 05/27/08 08:08pm |
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Txmomma26 View Profile |
Message To: Gretchenellie In reference to Message Id: 1745020
What types of plants are those? Are they real or fake? If they are real, what type of substrate do you use? Sorry for a bazillion questions :) I just love the look of your cage. Thanks!!!! |
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| 05/27/08 10:32pm |
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Reptile guy cg View Profile |
Message To: Txmomma26 In reference to Message Id: 1748697
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| 05/28/08 08:11pm |
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Message To: Reptile guy cg In reference to Message Id: 1749540
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| 05/28/08 08:13pm |
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Gretchenellie View Profile |
Message To: Reptile guy cg In reference to Message Id: 1749545 Post goldens and cages.
the foreground plant is a pothos. it started out as a tiny plant and then over a month has turned into a climbing monster plant.. lol the background plant is creping fig ( ficus pumilo) i believe. these plants were all purchased at Home Depot in the "indoor plant" section. as for substrate, i use coco fiber almost exclusively. when exposed to higher amounts of light, plants seem to thrive in this substrate. i have never had a plant fail to grow in coco fiber. i use the dehydrated brick versions that can be found at places like Petco and Petsmart, etc. add water and in about 2 hours you have enough to cover a 40 gallon tank sufficiently. thanks again for the compliments.  |
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