Doing the dang thing. There’s a Mediterranean Mourning Gecko and Isopods in there, too. I want to get some crushed light blue gemstone to make a river under the bridge. Definitely want to get more path stones. Idk. I like the way it’s turning out though.
Most, if not all of the moss, is from few different local spots that are along my dog walk route. Had them quarantined in a couple smaller containers with spring tails to clean 'em up before I used them here.
Love your design with the little buildings and all the moss, I’d like to do something like this one day.
However… Please only keep springtails and isopods in there, it does not look like a suitable enclosure for a gecko, especially a mediterranean species. Though after a quick search I don’t see anything called ‘Mediterranean mourning gecko’?
Anyway, r/geckos would be happy to help you with care requirements.
And just a bit of warning regarding isopods: if I were you, I would decide if I want a really clean, terrarium with just springtails or an enclosure to keep an isopod colony. I made the mistake of adding a few isopods to one of my terrariums years ago and have been regretting it ever since. Love the little guys and they are fun to watch, but they absolutely will multiply a lot, munch on your moss and plants, and poop everywhere.
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Love your design with the little buildings and all the moss, I’d like to do something like this one day.
However… Please only keep springtails and isopods in there, it does not look like a suitable enclosure for a gecko, especially a mediterranean species. Though after a quick search I don’t see anything called ‘Mediterranean mourning gecko’?
Anyway, r/geckos would be happy to help you with care requirements.
And just a bit of warning regarding isopods: if I were you, I would decide if I want a really clean, terrarium with just springtails or an enclosure to keep an isopod colony. I made the mistake of adding a few isopods to one of my terrariums years ago and have been regretting it ever since. Love the little guys and they are fun to watch, but they absolutely will multiply a lot, munch on your moss and plants, and poop everywhere.