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Rio Branco enclosure freshly planted - June :
September :
Some areas struggling with damp / algae / too moisture retentive, but overall i'd say the growth is 'satisfactory'.
50/50 happy with it thus far.
The Oophaga pumilio red frog beach enclosure with a couple of new bromeliads :
- Neoregelia 'small talk'
- Neoregelia 'flaming lovely'
Orchid sp. blooming (unsure on the species)
Begonia 'thelmae' blooming :
Nice christmas moss growth :
The Oophaga pumilio red frog beach enclosure with a couple of new bromeliads :
- Neoregelia 'small talk'
- Neoregelia 'flaming lovely'
Orchid sp. blooming (unsure on the species)
Begonia 'thelmae' blooming :
Nice christmas moss growth :
Think it's about time I start a new thread...
I was busy adding new bromeliads to the tank containing the suspected 2 x male Pumilio 'red frog beach' and removing / cleaning / replacing other plants at the same time.
One neoregelia in particular, whilst removed, was shook to remove the old water and loose algae and out this popped :
Bar...
Yes I collected them, took some time to settle in but doing well now.
At least one of the tadpoles survived as I spotted a froglet amongst the leaf litter, while the adults have resumed breeding as I saw the female transporting a tadpole yesterday.
If anyone remembers, last year I bought 4 unsexed Oophaga pumilio 'isla colon' which all turned out to be male.....
Well i've been offered a 1.1 proven pair that i'm collecting tomorrow .... along with tadpoles they're caring for in a bromeliad - fingers crossed that they'll continue that care...
That AI Prime packs a punch for such a diminutive little light!
I watch his videos occasionally - there's not a lot of choice with this hobby - compared to aquascaping or reefing channels for example!
Another build.
Standard materials :
- Treefern panels
- Cork and Manzanita branches
- Akadama substrate
- Various bromeliads / marcgravia / anthurium / philodendron and other epiphytes
A question for any Buce experts out there -
I'm wondering if Bucephalandra will grow as an epiphyte? If so what parameters are required?
I'd like to add some to my Oophaga vivariums, where it would be misted once per day, be planted at low levels on cork which is pretty much constantly moist...
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