Zath
Enthusiastic Enthusiast
Hey guys, sorry I've been away for so long. Hope to be more active again soon. :/
I'm setting up a second terrarium (knew it was going to happen eventually), as I started to re-pot some of my seedlings a couple days ago and realized I was going to end up with WAY more pots than I could handle.
So I dug out my old snake enclosure (a 50-gal. aquarium) and cleaned it out.
The mistake I made was to do some engineering in my head at Lowes, while in the aisles looking at stuff.
I came up with what is potentially a pretty nice system for my seedlings / utrics (the terrarium plants). That is...if it even matters.
I can fit an aquarium pump inside one of those PVC couplings...run it through one side of the tray, and have it drain on the other.
Will moving water benefit my plants at all, or should I take everything out, plop the plants in the bottom of the tank and fill it with an inch of standing water?
I'm setting up a second terrarium (knew it was going to happen eventually), as I started to re-pot some of my seedlings a couple days ago and realized I was going to end up with WAY more pots than I could handle.
So I dug out my old snake enclosure (a 50-gal. aquarium) and cleaned it out.
The mistake I made was to do some engineering in my head at Lowes, while in the aisles looking at stuff.
I came up with what is potentially a pretty nice system for my seedlings / utrics (the terrarium plants). That is...if it even matters.
I can fit an aquarium pump inside one of those PVC couplings...run it through one side of the tray, and have it drain on the other.
Will moving water benefit my plants at all, or should I take everything out, plop the plants in the bottom of the tank and fill it with an inch of standing water?