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Just set this up today - transferred stuff from a ten-gallon into it and added three wandering jew clippings and a hoya.
Entire setup:
Right half:
Left half:
A few ivory millipedes (C. spinigerus):
Pine bark for the two C. hentzi:
Isopods/wandering jew:
A couple beetles:
I found this guy while walking the dogs; one of his wings is broken so he can't fly. Figured I'd at least let him live out his days in the tank:
Hoya with a millipede trying to make a break for freedom:
An idea of the layers of substrate - sand at the bottom, peat moss in the middle, and topsoil on top:
I also have one of these guys in there:
These were taken when they were in the ten-gallon:
There are a few species of isopod who seem to be thriving, and I saw a baby earwig as well. I tossed some crickets in to provide food for the wolf and for the scorps, so we'll see how everything works out.
Something fun to play around with, anyway.
--Joe
Entire setup:
Right half:
Left half:
A few ivory millipedes (C. spinigerus):
Pine bark for the two C. hentzi:
Isopods/wandering jew:
A couple beetles:
I found this guy while walking the dogs; one of his wings is broken so he can't fly. Figured I'd at least let him live out his days in the tank:
Hoya with a millipede trying to make a break for freedom:
An idea of the layers of substrate - sand at the bottom, peat moss in the middle, and topsoil on top:
I also have one of these guys in there:
These were taken when they were in the ten-gallon:
There are a few species of isopod who seem to be thriving, and I saw a baby earwig as well. I tossed some crickets in to provide food for the wolf and for the scorps, so we'll see how everything works out.
Something fun to play around with, anyway.
--Joe