Wow, how does this page only have 4k subscribers!?! This is fantastic and you guys are GREAT at what you do!! I have this channel as well as part time work with a farm tractor manufactures channel, and have been absolutely obsessed with the inner workings of youtube for years. I'd love to help you in any way I can!!!
Going full bio is highly recommended to maintain it for 6month to a year and see how it does without a animal inside. I like a my non bio setup with individual potted plants, they easy to remove and replace with another if needed.
I do both. All artificial for quarantine setups and animals that need more care or are to destructive and fully plants bioactive for certain animals that do well in that kind of environment. Sometimes i hybridize the two for animals that need a heat lamp ill do fake plants under the lamp and real everywhere else.
The rise of bioactive has cause some people to start to really look down on people who still do some enclosures all artificial. They have developed a superiority complex. But they dont understand that all artificial has certain applications and certain animals just dont do well in a bioactive setup for one reason or another.
I'm thinking of doing the same. My house is very humid already and I don't wanna have the tanks humidity too high. I feel one with live plants would be hard to keep it from staying too high a lot
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Wow, how does this page only have 4k subscribers!?! This is fantastic and you guys are GREAT at what you do!!
I have this channel as well as part time work with a farm tractor manufactures channel, and have been absolutely obsessed with the inner workings of youtube for years.
I'd love to help you in any way I can!!!
Going full bio is highly recommended to maintain it for 6month to a year and see how it does without a animal inside. I like a my non bio setup with individual potted plants, they easy to remove and replace with another if needed.
I do both. All artificial for quarantine setups and animals that need more care or are to destructive and fully plants bioactive for certain animals that do well in that kind of environment. Sometimes i hybridize the two for animals that need a heat lamp ill do fake plants under the lamp and real everywhere else.
I do both
Both are great! It all comes down to what you need the specific enclosure for, right?
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Bioactive is my favorite
It's hard to say no to natural plants and a cleanup crew!
The rise of bioactive has cause some people to start to really look down on people who still do some enclosures all artificial. They have developed a superiority complex. But they dont understand that all artificial has certain applications and certain animals just dont do well in a bioactive setup for one reason or another.
True. As much as we love bioactive setups, artificial/sterile enclosures still have their place!
i do both - so substrate, leca, isopods and real wood- but also fake plants
Nice! A good hybrid build is great too!
I'm thinking of doing the same. My house is very humid already and I don't wanna have the tanks humidity too high. I feel one with live plants would be hard to keep it from staying too high a lot