Well heres my Newest Vivarium a 50 Gallon Vivarium. I found it for a resonable price of $50.00 on Craigslist. At first I was disappointed because it was suppose to be a 55 Gallon. But still for the price I grabbed it up. It came with some river rock. I threw away the filter system, since I had no need for it.
I found a piece of Wood that was interesting looking, it had character. its well aged and had a place that I thought would be a good planter area

When It is wet the Linchen shows up real good.
and I also got this Mopar wood from Petco.
I used Compost as the substrate. Added the River Rock and added some plants.
Pothos, Broms and a plant I forgot to save the Tag for.
Heres the Unknown plant in the Log I thought would make a good planter.
The Broms
Look a Pup on the Lower Left
Not being artistic and also Lazy. I had part of a waterfall laying around. so I thought I could use it. I may get off my butt and make one myself since theres another part to it and I want to use both in a larger tank I have started to collect matterials for.
So it was finished.
or not, as it seemed. The look wasn't just right. The Cave (fake waterfall) just didn't look right. After a trip to Local stores I found some Aralia I thought would spruse up the Tank a little and I added some more Natural wood and vines.

The Fake Cave doesn't look near as fake after I added the Aralia
Its finished...well sort of. I still have to cut the Lexan for the lids.
Heres the Current full tank shot
You can see my High tech Stand. Just a simple Folding table I got from Lowes. I really wanted the 6ft Table for only $5.00 more than the 4ft but I didn't have the space for it. I will replace the Folding table later with something else. I kept putting off putting it together because I didn't have anything to set it on. I finally gave up and bought the table, will use it BBQing later.
I picked 1/4 inch lexan because its simpler to cut myself and to drill. I plan to drill for the Fogger and a feeding hole. I will have to cut two lids since the tank is dived in two openings.