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Thinking of updating my G. Rosea's tank set up.. I remember reading somewhere its good to do sometimes.. Any suggestions or pointers?
Agreed. Might have some success with the isopods if the waterdish is overflowed allowing them to set up home beneath it, but there's not much point in having them as a clean up crew if the majority of the enclosure is dry (which should be the case with G. rosea).It won't be moist enough in the tank for either of those...
Any suggestion as to keeping the enclosure somewhat humid? As of now I just mist the cage once a day. Other than that the enclosure stays nice and dryAgreed. Might have some success with the isopods if the waterdish is overflowed allowing them to set up home beneath it, but there's not much point in having them as a clean up crew if the majority of the enclosure is dry (which should be the case with G. rosea).
I never mist my roseas. They just have waterdishes and that's it. They seem to hate damp substrate on the whole, but I'm unsure how well they tolerate relative humidity. Maybe try a small pothos in a pot and restrict the ventilation some? That way, when you water the plant at least the sub stays dry.Any suggestion as to keeping the enclosure somewhat humid? As of now I just mist the cage once a day. Other than that the enclosure stays nice and dry
You sure she isn't one of DawgPound's famous B. vegans!?We use succulents in our G. rosea enclosure. She likes to bite them, climb on them and rip their leaves off, but they survive!
lol you make me laugh; I'm at work I'm going to get in trouble lol.You sure she isn't one of DawgPound's famous B. vegans!?