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I think I'll try that also...Doesnt the sphagnum always die on you?? Ive never been able to keep it alive, or revive it from a dry bag. Maybe I am in need of a Mister.
Also, I'll post the picture of it in a few minutes after photobucketing...But for the broms you have mounted what did you do? I realize they do not need roots in soil, but does it hurt to be placed on a land area with soil? The brom I have has a huge base and it would be difficult placing it into the foam.
From my understanding they can rot like that. I got a large one thats going to have to deal with it though. Most of them I just stick the stolon into the background. I used the dry brick of spagnum. I noticed in my exo its coming back to life.
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I'll try not to hyjack your thread any further...But this is what I'm working with. It came potted in very coarse dark rocks. It is large, I paid an arm and a leg for it, and I'm hoping it becomes the main focal point in the viv. I think I'll keep as many of the rocks as possible, then just use an expanded brick of substrate to fill the gaps.
Would you be interested in a Brand new, never used Zoo-Med 18x18x24" Tank?
If so let me know... I tried to send you a PM but I don't think it went through.