bored with set up. need suggestions

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all i have for my tiger is a 10g tank, cave, eco earth and a dish. boring. i want a new look! something classy and exotic. eye candy for guests. suggestions are more than welcome! t.y.
 
I would suggest adding plants. If you lack a green thumb like me, philodendrons may be your best bet. They've thrived for me where other plant species have failed.
 
I agree - throw in some cuttings from pothos or philodendrons and it'll look great. The tiger might root them up sometimes, but they're so hardy they will survive anyway.
 
thanks you guys! wil do! how bout a fogger?
 
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