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Old 18-02-2005, 01:42 AM   #11
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Hey ya Alex, good to see ur setup fr those babies looking nice wif e moss. Simple, clean n nice. Hope to see ya next one coming up. ; )

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Phillip.
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Old 18-02-2005, 02:12 AM   #12
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Hey ya Alex, good to see ur setup fr those babies looking nice wif e moss. Simple, clean n nice. Hope to see ya next one coming up. ; )

Regards,
Phillip.
hey all thanks to u for laying the spoonfeeding me with so much knowledge!!!
hai my smaller salamander not gd appetite, dun noe why, worrying


kgoh88,
the trick is that i dun have any plants going into my thin layer of soil, my orchid is binded to the driftwood,

u dun 'water' the soil, i mist the mosses, meaning the moisture dun go all the way down into the soil and damage the roots if u have plants

and also one way that i learn is that the part of the substrate that u have plants can be substituted with fast draining materials like clay pellets etc instead of top soil that would retain the moisture that may damage the roots

cheers
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