#riparium

[mandsleanan]

Might be time for a trim.

[minneapvlis]

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[bignaz8]

Ahhhh Arizona

[kuhli-loach]

Paludarium progress! It looks a little tacky imo but i dont think its bad condisering it's my first ever terrarium. This is for a cinnamon frog or a small anole. I might keep a mexican dwarf crayfish or a betta in the aquarium portion. Definitely feels like it's missing something still 🤔

[terrarium-tonic]

I did it!!

The riparium is complete

For a first time, im proud of it :)

[plant-in-a-box]

Added some anubias and creeping fig. Not sure how I feel about the one on the wood and not in the water, but I’ll see how it goes. I was going to add some java moss but the store was out when I was placing the order and now I’m not sure if it needs it or where I would put it.

I already paid for it so I should get some whenever they get more back in, it just might go into a different tank or a grow out tub for later.

[kissing-the-abyss]

Making a Foggy Riparium Bowl

[ainothefish]

Some time ago I converted a nano aquarium into a paludarium/riparium, with some land area along with water. The land area is fairly small with only a few plants and some soil.

Life has appeared among the plants I have placed in the tank. This little slug guy showed up (length in photo about 1cm), and after him I also noticed a fairly large (2cm) MILLIPEDE hanging out under some plants... Amazing.