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    Quote Originally Posted by swords View Post
    Awesome stuff there! How are all your other tanks doing?
    I'd love to see a "tour" post with new shots of each of your setups!



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    Progress of Utric fulva's future home, still playing around with the mud levels. Thinking I want a slope and have to allow the mud to dry some to harden up so it will retain the shape more over time when wet. Sounds weird but it seems to work.

    What wood is that that you are able to use despite the humidity / constant contact with moist soil?

    Very beautiful set ups, extraordinarily beautiful grow room by the way. Truly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NewspaperFort View Post
    What wood is that that you are able to use despite the humidity / constant contact with moist soil?
    I prefer cork bark & driftwood myself.
    "Just because I rock, doesn't mean I'm made of stone."

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    Quote Originally Posted by NewspaperFort View Post
    What wood is that that you are able to use despite the humidity / constant contact with moist soil?

    Very beautiful set ups, extraordinarily beautiful grow room by the way. Truly.
    Aquatic quality driftwoods such as African Root and Mopani Wood, they will last decades underwater without much noticable decay. They do decay and leech into the water but the rate is ignorable on the good stuff.

    Quote Originally Posted by mass View Post
    I prefer cork bark & driftwood myself.
    I've been using cork bark for easy backgrounds and with the wet/humid conditions I tend to create...I not sure of the long term use of it. So far so good.

    I trade/sell alot of the plants I'm growing to frog people and the plants seem to do just fine with them. I've been toying with the idea of adding a heli to one of these setups but it will likely be in the spring when I divide up the next H. minor. I just need to figure out how wet I can keep them long term first.

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    Well while the fern Pilularia globulifera is a nice plant it was not a smart move to put it into one of these tanks....So I'll be removing it once I set-up a new home for it.

    DSC_0117 by Simprs, on Flickr

    Added a few more mini's into this one. Most are orchids so the growth rate is super slow.

    DSC_0119 by Simprs, on Flickr

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    I'm really liking these setups a lot. Any updates for us!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jcal View Post
    I'm really liking these setups a lot. Any updates for us!
    Not yet, most of the plants in there are orchids and grow slower than snails.

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