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Hi, I'm looking for some info on background materials.
Does anyone know what is used to hold coco and tree fern panels together, or are they just compressed?
I was considering one of the above to see if I can get springtails to live in or on the background...if I could, I think my imitator would appreciate it.
I think that the tree fern (though not the most enviro freindly thing) would be the best bet, due to the little spaces in it, but I've never seen a coco panel, would springtails ETC. be able to live in/on them?
Also for weldbond/coco-peat concoctions, does it absorb some water (enough to support plants), or does the weldbond seal it off?
Thanks in advance.
Does anyone know what is used to hold coco and tree fern panels together, or are they just compressed?
I was considering one of the above to see if I can get springtails to live in or on the background...if I could, I think my imitator would appreciate it.
I think that the tree fern (though not the most enviro freindly thing) would be the best bet, due to the little spaces in it, but I've never seen a coco panel, would springtails ETC. be able to live in/on them?
Also for weldbond/coco-peat concoctions, does it absorb some water (enough to support plants), or does the weldbond seal it off?
Thanks in advance.