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<blockquote data-quote="corij" data-source="post: 61881" data-attributes="member: 3735"><p>iv got a piece of moss in my terrarium that i mist about once a week with Rainwater and my redrump really likes to sit out on this patch. i dont wet the rest of the tank,just this moss . it took me a while to find the right moss,i got my bit at the edge of a forest the sort of moss that grows thinly on old rotting bark /over pine needles. i laid a scattering of pine needles down first [on top of sub,this lets air in under the moss] then the moss itself, combined its only 1/2 inch thick at the most and really looks good . what iv found is that coco fibre isnt the best substrate if you want aeration ,it compacts much too easily</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="corij, post: 61881, member: 3735"] iv got a piece of moss in my terrarium that i mist about once a week with Rainwater and my redrump really likes to sit out on this patch. i dont wet the rest of the tank,just this moss . it took me a while to find the right moss,i got my bit at the edge of a forest the sort of moss that grows thinly on old rotting bark /over pine needles. i laid a scattering of pine needles down first [on top of sub,this lets air in under the moss] then the moss itself, combined its only 1/2 inch thick at the most and really looks good . what iv found is that coco fibre isnt the best substrate if you want aeration ,it compacts much too easily [/QUOTE]
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