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Re: isopods/bioactive
Originally Posted by Aerries
None of my Pythons are bioactive YET but my Cresties and Pixie frog are all bioactive AND I LOVE IT! Although my pothos in my cresties won’t take so I’m looking at different options but my Pixie is loving it. I have a huge spring tail culture that’s in a 66 qt sertilite and my dwarf whites in a 8 qt and everyone’s exploding. I use my discoids to help aerate the soil because they dig like crazy. Night crawlers have failed me too many times so I just say to hell with them from joshsfrogs.com id love to have them in my Pixies enclosure but they never survive the trip to Florida. Here’s some pictures of my oldest crestie Draconis’s enclosure that I built and then my baby Cinder.
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so exciting!! providing my cultures get going fast im going to try and make my bearded dragon and maybe my tortoise bioactive. right now i just have my western hognose and when i move to florida in may im going to be working on getting a southern hognose aswell and immediatly making her bio aswell, i just gotta figure out what size enclosure i wanna get.
once i get moved im going to work on darkling beetles and bumblebee millipedes, i cant do roaches unfortunately
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Re: isopods/bioactive
Understandable lol I have 33 pets right now and 13 of them love theirs roaches lol so why not just have them part or their enclosure lol
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Re: isopods/bioactive
Originally Posted by Aerries
Understandable lol I have 33 pets right now and 13 of them love theirs roaches lol so why not just have them part or their enclosure lol
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ill only have 2 in florida when my other two stay in tennessee. (2 hogs will be in florida with me) if you want to count my isos as pets ill have 10-15
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I've done all the research and would like to do our tank bioactive...absolutely love them! But trying to convince my daughter we should do that to her tank, isn't going over so well. Makes me start to wonder who the parent is, haha.
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Re: isopods/bioactive
Originally Posted by scarThePiedBall
I've done all the research and would like to do our tank bioactive...absolutely love them! But trying to convince my daughter we should do that to her tank, isn't going over so well. Makes me start to wonder who the parent is, haha.
whats her hesitations? might be able to help lol
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It's just what she wants, lol. I think she's slightly taken back by the whole cuc side of things. We've watched all kinds of videos about the setups (my attempt at convincing her, lol) Oh well, maybe for the next snake that will be mine.
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Re: isopods/bioactive
Originally Posted by scarThePiedBall
It's just what she wants, lol. I think she's slightly taken back by the whole cuc side of things. We've watched all kinds of videos about the setups (my attempt at convincing her, lol) Oh well, maybe for the next snake that will be mine.
seeing pictures of well planted well set up tanks is what got me. has she never played with roly polys? thats how i talk people into it. isopods and springs are the most harmless insects ever lol and then maybe you can graduate up to super worms and darkling beetles
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Oh yeah, we have them in the yard....I think she wants to keep them there, haha. I can't tell you how many hours I've spent looking at setup pics....gotta love mini ecosystems. I have kept Coral tanks for over 15 years, so I naturally gravitated to the bio tanks. Scar is technically "her snake" so whenever I end up with one, I'm for sure going bioactive!
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