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One more 125liter (33 galon) cube is finished.
Main techniques & dimentions can be found in previouse twin's thread http://www.dendroboard.com/forum/members-frogs-vivariums/74371-project.html

State of a viv for 25/12/2011

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Main works.

I got same unit of a cube with 50cm (19.6in).
Dimentions can be found here http://www.dendroboard.com/forum/members-frogs-vivariums/74371-project.html



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Siliconing EpiWeb





PVC pipe tubes for false bottom.
Simple EggCrate as false bottom.



First tries of mounting the logs.



silicone + cocofiber, very simple.





Adding some lianas.
Technique is popular now a days :) Same as the last build http://www.dendroboard.com/forum/members-frogs-vivariums/74371-project.html

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Planting of greenery

I made a gravel strip before front glass



Upper view. Gravel, EpiWeb can be ssen. On the right there is aquariun substrate for planting, i got bad growth in simple barck mix.



Just a front shot.



Right part.





Left part.





And here goes the bottom.

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another beautiful vivarium from RNKot. well done!
Very clean and well done, can't wait till the plants fill in!
I'm thinking about kepeeng here 2-4 A. Galactonotus.
What do you think will this tank siut them? I mean is there enough space for them to climb?
Actually the tank is really deep and full of curved wood.


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I like it a lot. I would be all too tempted to drop a more terrestrial thumbnail pair in there like some summersi :D That would be sick!
Good luck it looks amazing and will only continue to get better.
Will
That is a very sharp looking tank, lets hope the plants all grow in well. Good job.
In this viv I have only two bromeliads - thought taht A. Galactonotus won't use them as much as Thumbnails do. So it was the plan.
So A. Galactonotus won't benefit in such sloping hardscape?
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Ranitomeya Uakarii.





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It is gorgeous! (But what has happened to the uakarii?)
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Wow one of the nicest tanks I have ever seen! Great job
Have no luck with Ranitomeya in total. They parished two weeks after arrival. So changed to other species.
I hope you have better luck in the future because your vivs are perfect for ranitomeya and/or pums.
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