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18 by Forest Floor
18 by Forest Floor
This is a quick start for a new enclosure journal Later today I'm going to put together a setup at our local reptile specialty shop along with the proprietor. He wants to set it up as a high-humidity display for one or two frogs and it's going into a 18" X 18" X 24" Exo Terra. I'm sorting through my growout tanks to pick out a few good plants. They have some pretty nice driftwood stumps over there in the store. I hope to have some pictures to post later. I picked out one plant that I want to use. Mahogany fern (Didymochlaena truncatula) is one of the best ferns that I have tried for this kind of planting. I have two or three pots of it established here. You can see it in in the top middle of this picture. ![]() It has a real nice growth habit. A lot of the houseplant ferns that I have found tend to be really floppy and with leaves that just fall all over the nice leaf litter. Mahogany fern is more erect.
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It's a little hard to see what's going on but here's a quick picture.
![]() Those are pieces of Lake Superior driftwood on slate bases in there. I need to add some kind of plant to fill out the top left corner because it looks oddly empty there. I might mount a few Neoregelia on the driftwood pieces. I am going to amend the terrestrial plants a bit too. Some of them are nice, but I want to add some kind of climber.
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I was over to the store again and changed the planting a little bit.
They put a frog in there, a single D. tinctorius. If you look real close you can see his head sticking out from the beneath the Fittonia plant in the lower right.
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