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I do a corner. I feel the acrylic lid will keep most of the humidity in regardless.
Understood.I do a corner. I feel the acrylic lid will keep most of the humidity in regardless.
This topsoil should be good, says it adds sphagnum peat moss...
With this, would I still need to add sphagnum moss with it ?
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"Scotts Premium Topsoil is a soil conditioner composed of a blend of organic materials and sphagnum peat moss. Specifically, it includes one or more of the following: peat, composted forest products, aged rice hulls, or compost, along with sphagnum peat moss.Check if there is any fertilizer or animal products (manure) in the ingredient list. If so, do NOT use it.
Vermiculite is not required, but could be mixed. Get a bag and mix some in, I think the percentage is 10%
You're referring to the topsoil I had pictured ?Ah, compost. I’d stay far away from that as well.
Yea actually I think it was coldblood's comment to a thread.I know a few people from the boards who use that as substrate, especially the legend @coldblood. I think you will be good with this bag compared to all the others to be honest. If you order online, make sure they send bags with no manure as the ingredient list.
Yes, I was just about to talk about the lid, and what hole patterns I should drill.Did you ever get the lid ? I am curious on how it looks. I think this enclosure is going to look very cool
Looks like he moved the posts over to AB, ya done scurred em' off Ratmospheaaaa