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Post pics of your greenhouses/terrariums/boggarden
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seedjar
Let's positive thinking!
Your right seedjar, it does kinda look like a tent. The brand is Flowerhouse. You can find it on http://www.yardiac.com
seedjar
Let's positive thinking!
FlytrapGurl
apple rings.. what more can i say?
<span style='font-family:Teletype'>Okay, I have my tank set up I told y'all about before... turns out my mom's former bearded dragon tank is actually a 40 gallon, making it way too huge for anywhere in this house, so I got a secondhand 10 gallon at the pet shop for 8 bucks, put some gravel in the bottom (to hold misted water longer to increase humidity), covered three sides with foil (to reflect more light onto the plants), put an old fluorescent fixture I used to use for an anole tank, which my grandfather mounted to the bottom of a two by four (which is slightly wider than the mouth of the tank, therefore it sits perfectly on the edges, with the fluorescent itself about an inch or two down in the tank) and put the fluorescent tube that came with it in there (it's never been used.. I used a UV bulb for the anoles), and then had my grandfather take a leftover section of plastic (which is usually put under the incandescents in the ceiling of the kitchen) and trim it to fit the half of the mouth of the tank that isn't covered by the fluorescent fixture (to retain humidity), then I melted several small holes in that to provide circulation. In the tank now are the rootsprout D. adelae from last year, a larger adelae with a sidesprout, a P. Primulifora and a N. ventricosa.
EDIT: For some reason my grandfather thinks I have too much stuff plugged in in my room, and he thinks one more thing (i.e. the fluorescent fixture) plugged in the wall will burn the whole house down, so I was forced to put the tank in the dining room on top of the 3-foot bookshelf in there.</span>
EDIT: For some reason my grandfather thinks I have too much stuff plugged in in my room, and he thinks one more thing (i.e. the fluorescent fixture) plugged in the wall will burn the whole house down, so I was forced to put the tank in the dining room on top of the 3-foot bookshelf in there.</span>
Wesley
God must have an interesting sense of humor
I'm a bit late coming into this but it's better late than never. Here is my humble set up. The pics are a tad small, I am STILL not completely used to uploading pictures knowing the size they will appear on a website. The front of the terrarium is usually covered to reflect light back but I moved it so I could take the fron pictures. I am planning to renovate soon and have two ten gals. side by side with a 48'' shoplight over the top of them. One will be a highland and the other lowland if I am able to pull such a feat. 
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jimscott
Tropical Fish Enthusiast
here are some of my setups, i dont want to post photos of the greenhouse cuz its cold outside and there isnt any plants and im lazy, anyway here they are:
This is my tropical terrarium, I grow alot of stuff here like D. Peltata, D. Petiolaris, B. Reducta, D. Jaws, and my cephs amongst others:
Here is my shelf unit, it stretches from the beggining of my room to the end, I mostly grow out my sarracenia seedlings here instead of plants:
here is my little greenhouse I got for christmas, right now most of my large sarracenia are in it:
here is my shelf that I grow lots of stuff on:
This is my tropical terrarium, I grow alot of stuff here like D. Peltata, D. Petiolaris, B. Reducta, D. Jaws, and my cephs amongst others:
Here is my shelf unit, it stretches from the beggining of my room to the end, I mostly grow out my sarracenia seedlings here instead of plants:
here is my little greenhouse I got for christmas, right now most of my large sarracenia are in it:
here is my shelf that I grow lots of stuff on:
