TheNatural's Picture Thread

[TheNatural]

Grammostola rosea

Grammostola rosea

 

[TheNatural]

Cyriocosmus chicoi

Cyriocosmus chicoi

 

[TheNatural]

Cyclosternum fasciatum

Cyclosternum fasciatum

 

[TheNatural]

Amazonic scorpion

 

[TheNatural]

Avicularia versicolor

Avicularia versicolor

 

[TheNatural]

Theraphosa blondi

This is the enclosure I set-up for my Tblondi.

Very humid , it is aquatic and terrestrial in the same time, I have 2 shrimps and 4 fishes and obviously my blondi inside it.

the enclosure is 55x25x35cm

 

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[texio]

hi man!!!

nice pics!!!

"abraços"

 

[TheNatural]

Thanks man!

 

[TheNatural]

T. blondi

 

[TheNatural]

Before anyone asks, the water has this redish collor because of the wood I am using in the enclosure.

Its not dirty water, im using filtering systems. Its just like many dark rivers found in amazon (Rio Negro for example)

 

[Scott C.]

As always, your cages amaze. Thanks for sharing. Are you using a false bottom, or just rocks and gravel in that last cage to lift out the landmass?

 

[TheNatural]

Thanks Scott, here goes the making off photo sequence..

1- The original glass (55x25x35cm).
2- I added 2 glasses to isolate the water (45x12 + 12x12).
3- I chose the best disposition for the barks and added earth.
4- A stone to hide the glass.
5- Side view.
6- The gravel used as drain.
7- A small “waterfall”(the same as pic 3, now with plants).
8- the same as pic 4, now with plants.

 

[Bearo]

wow:clap:
you should make a tank for a Hysterocrates with fish in it

 

[Scott C.]

Very nicely done! Thanks for the breakdown.
Scott

 

[robustum1]

hi, very nice,


how do you change the water?

 

[TheNatural]

hi, very nice,


how do you change the water?

Hi robustum1,

As Im using filtering systems I dont intend to change the water so often and I guess as long as the fishes stay alive the water is pretty drinkble. If I have to change the water for any reason I may use a "siphon".