New Red-Back vivarium

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This is my newly created red-backed vivarium. It is 20g long and houses one redback.




Comments, criticism, and questions are welcome.
 
That does look nice. You should add several more because chances are you are never going to see your P. cinereus.
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Yes, I am planning on getting a few more redbacks, in hopes they will breed.
 
It is fairly simple right now, but, I'm hoping to add some ivy to help fill it a bit more along with more moss. But, I think my moss is in the sporophyte stage right now so maybe they will release their spores so I don't have to buy more moss.
 
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