Modifying this container for G. Rosea

[pbenner]

Hi all,

Originally I had a 5 gallon aquarium in mind for my new G. Rosea but as soon as I filled it wish water to sterilize it, one of the panels blew out.

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I've ordered the above, as it's the best thing I can get on short notice, and I've been told that this should be large enough for an adult female G. Rosea.

I'm going to give her a solid 3" of coco coir, but how much ventillation would you putin it? I am going to measure and mark a nice patten of 1/16" holes in both ends, but how much overall airflow does this species want? I'll be working with an area of about 6" x 7" for drilling holes.

Thanks in advance!

Paul

 

[Ungoliant]

I'm going to give her a solid 3" of coco coir, but how much ventillation would you putin it? I am going to measure and mark a nice patten of 1/16" holes in both ends, but how much overall airflow does this species want? I'll be working with an area of about 6" x 7" for drilling holes.

Since they're kept dry, you needn't go overboard with ventilation, but it also won't hurt. If you can easily drill those holes, why not?

 

[pbenner]

Marking and drilling holes is super easy.

 

[viper69]

That's more holes than needed, perfect.

 

[cold blood]

Since they're kept dry, you needn't go overboard with ventilation, but it also won't hurt. If you can easily drill those holes, why not?

yeah, my rose hair is in a tank with a fish style top....literally no conventional ventilation at all...for the last 21 years...they really dont require much at all.