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Paludarium project

Jausi

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Hello I have 6 fire belly toads, platys, mollys and guppies :D, the guppies are brreding and I'm hopung they will be a good source of food for my toads.

I tried to up load better pic from the paludarium
 

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Thank you I 'll tried to add more pic when the plants and cork inteh tank, if what part of wisconsin do you live??
 

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hello guy here are some better pic from the paludarium, now i'm in the process of building a canopy tu increase the high of the paludarium.

enjoy
 

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Hello,

In the land area I have bromeilas ans some kind of moss I found in the backyard and under the water I have anubia,cryptocorynes, java moss and hygrophila polysperma (just floting).
 

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hello guys, it's been a long time since I upload pic from my paludarium, here are more pics and something amazin I found today when I was doing water changes :D.
My toads are fine well the count now is four, my two favorites die :(, they manage to scape every time we have rain here.

Today I found a mushroom growing in one side of the paludarium :eek:, I'm happy with that but at the same time I'm a little worry that it could be dangerous for my toads
 

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AW: Paludarium project

Hello,

i`m sorry for my abberant opinion, but for me your tank is no Paludarium.
It is more an Aquarium with a small Island.

In my association a Paludarium is more like on the attached Photo.

Greetings Ingo V.
 

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He Jausi,
A paludarium is for evrybody a litle different. Your's is also great.
A lot of work to, but great looking.:D
Petro
 

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i`m sorry for my abberant opinion, but for me your tank is no Paludarium.
It is more an Aquarium with a small Island.
1/4 of tank is SMALL island? Paludarium is swamp-vivarium. Jausi's tank (very nice!) IMO is "more pallus" than terrarium with aquarium instead of bottom that you presented :D Of course everybody, as petro said, can have own opinion and imagination of any meaning.
 

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Ingo: thanks for your comments the pic you share is great and indeed that is a impresive paludarium, I think paludarium is the mix between a aquarium and a terranium and theres is many ways to represent the idea (like PETRO said), I have to build a canopy to increase the hight of the tank so the bromeliads can grow, but I 'm not desided yet if I should use glass or plexiglass, thanks again for you comments. :D

Petro: Thank you for comments also, I do like my paludarium looks like and I think my toads love it too.

Yahilles: Thank you for ypur comments too.

If any one has any idea or where to get custom canopy, pls let me know
 

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I think that plexiglass will be better- glass only at front. Plexi is more light and presents less problems with connecting it with other elements.
 
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