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Re: Living Vivarium Ideas
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http://www.amazon.com/Art-Keeping-Sn.../dp/1882770633
This book is about how to set up and maintain a active living enclosures. I know someone whom has done so and it is amazing and the set up effort is worth it as once correct there is very little maintenance trimming plants and watering picking up poo, the rest just gets stirred in, it needs little in the way of anything else.
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Re: Living Vivarium Ideas
Originally Posted by PitOnTheProwl
Wasn't gonna use alot of live plants, just a few in the corners so they can be like a canopy for cover, it was mostly for the ground and tree trunk style with vines and maybe a waterfall...the idea is my head and i can't put it to paper,lol when i see other ideas i want them all in one! hahaha
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Re: Living Vivarium Ideas
Originally Posted by kitedemon
http://www.amazon.com/Art-Keeping-Sn.../dp/1882770633
This book is about how to set up and maintain a active living enclosures. I know someone whom has done so and it is amazing and the set up effort is worth it as once correct there is very little maintenance trimming plants and watering picking up poo, the rest just gets stirred in, it needs little in the way of anything else.
I seen that book being mentioned some where before just didnt think that would detail what i was looking. But since you know someone that has it and done well from it, think i'll just get it!!
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I own it as well. It is a great book! It basically is a how to manual of a bioactive system. It details the base information of principals and a simple how to. The one I know of (germany) is fully active live plants are required as far as I know he didn't introduce insects but some do. He does solid waste management himself by removing it. But apart from washing out the water bowl that is all he does. He changes out dirt every 12 months but that is not total just some dirt. It is kinda amazing it smells like when you lay in a field. Very clean and fresh.
I want to set one up myself but am a very poor gardner and am actually afraid of indoor gardens which is basically what this is, I find in very intimidating.
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