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Old 09-06-2011, 03:02 PM
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Hello I recently bought an exo terra 24x18x24 tank and want to convert it into a vivarium for red eyed tree frogs. I have decided to go with the false bottom as I like the look of it. My question is to people with experience with different substrates because after the weed barrier I was thinking of doing peat moss then dirt then a ground cover like java moss. Is there a better combination I should be looking too and if so why?

Should the Peat moss and weed barrier on top of the egg crate be enough to stop the dirt from getting into the water below?

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