It's a very original design. That's the ones that I tend to stick, because they give people more ideas that the same thing over and over again (even though there are some great ones that are quite beautiful that don't make it). Even though you used some of the same techniques, your overall design is quite original, at least to our site, and I don't think it should get lost to time, it should stay right up top.
I love how your BG is free floating, it doesn't go all the way to the top and you didn't do it to the bottom so that it would take up space for plant roots. I also love the little extra bit on the right.
The way you did the land/water separator is great. I recently saw that in another build and wanted to try it myself, but I didn't have time to wait to put my lizard back in and so I tried making a pond with GS that I could take out while it finished curing... I ended up building a colander that shrank pretty badly, which is cool, I can always use extra things with which to drain noodles (kidding, of course). So next time I will definitely be doing it the way that you did. I have another tank that I will be working on some time soon-ish, I think I'll try it in there. I have plenty of time to work on it, and I have to overcome some issues with it (as in, I broke the bottom when I knocked a rock in it, so no I have to figure out how to get it the way I need it without leaving jagged pieces of glass in the bottom frame). I was thinking of putting my FBTs in it, but it was originally supposed to be for my rough skinned newt. I think I'll still make it for her and just completely change my design ideas. The best thing about the way you did your divider is the slope that makes it easy for critters to get out of the water.
That's a good placement for your fogger too. The only question I have is: can the frog get into that pool of water? From what I understand those foggers can deliver a fatal shock to small animals if they get into the water. I haven't used one of them myself, that's just what I've read from some of our members. You should be able to test it by sticking your finger in the water (and the stream where it vaporizes), if it shocks you, you should figure out a way to keep the frog from contacting it. Even a rock placed over it should work just fine. Of course, you may have already thought of that and I'm just preaching to the choir.
That's a great pic of your frog shedding. We get threads from folks freaking out seeing that from time to time. It's cool that you were able to spot him doing it and snap a pic.
I left a comment on your 90% video, btw.
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