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Ellylove · #41 08-15-2011, 03:24 AM

Bruce first.

I love how you can see the progression of his size and color. He's now the same size as the last pics, but has a few more spots. I haven't taken his pic in a few sheds.

This was the first tank I built for him. Foam, paint, gorilla glue, and modge podge. The plants weren't very happy, and when he got big, he was climbing on the top and having trouble getting down. His new tank is much better.

Ellylove · #42 08-15-2011, 03:51 AM

Mourning geckos!!

You can tell this is older because the upper brom doesn't have a pup yet

These were laid in APRIL. They STILL haven't hatched! No one has eaten them and they still look viable... I have no clue what's up with them.

This is current. You can see how huge the brom pup has gotten. I think I'm going to replace the mother with the pup.

This baby was having a hay-day hunting springtails on the glass. It was licking them up like they were candy!

Ellylove · #43 08-15-2011, 03:56 AM

And now for the feature of this thread:

The lemon fern didn't make it.

I'll try to take some pics with my phone tomorrow. The moss has completely carpeted the bottom and the palm and syngonium have both grown to the top of the tank and are pressed up against the lid. The palm seems like it will be ok for a little while longer, but the syngonium is due to be replaced.

Ellylove · #44 08-15-2011, 05:23 PM

I just took these with my phone. Sorry for the glare.

OctoberLust · #45 08-16-2011, 07:28 PM

that carpet looks great! what kinda moss is that?

boabab95 · #46 08-16-2011, 08:40 PM

seperate the tincs, mixing is a huge taboo in the dart hobby, as they will breed, and hybrids are frowned upon...

Ellylove · #47 08-24-2011, 12:37 AM

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Originally Posted by boabab95

seperate the tincs, mixing is a huge taboo in the dart hobby, as they will breed, and hybrids are frowned upon...

They are both cobalts. I wouldn't breed a hybrid. I know that's a no-no. They were sold to me by Darren Meyer @ Ribbit Recordings and he knows his frogs. I think they might both be male anyways.

Ellylove · #48 08-24-2011, 12:39 AM

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Originally Posted by OctoberLust

that carpet looks great! what kinda moss is that?

It's riccia. I'm not sure what the little ground cover plant the volunteer one is. I think I like it more than the moss though.

Sadly, the riccia had some hair algae growing in with it when I got it and it had done as well as the moss. I've tried removing most by hand, but it's made the riccia look darker than it should and they have grown into each other.

Enfinite5 · #49 09-06-2011, 02:16 PM

Looks awesome! great work!