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<blockquote data-quote="ohaple" data-source="post: 325483" data-attributes="member: 11034"><p>Our household spends lots of time on the guinea pigs. My wife actually runs a business part time making guinea pig supplies. They aren't my favorite, but she sure loves them.</p><p></p><p>Yeah. Our ghosts are in more typical non-bioactive setups with just a little sphagnum moss at the bottom and fake plants and sticks to climb on. It is for sure less maintenance and is cheaper to setup. For us, the vivarium setup was the primary draw. We wanted to keep a little ecosystem. Now we have transferred that to the aquatic setups as well. Some day it would be cool to do a split aquatic/terrestrial vivarium to keep both in the same enclosure. I have seen some great setups at the local fish store where they are heavily planted with bromeliads etc that would be great for mantids and then have some water with micro fish and shrimp.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ohaple, post: 325483, member: 11034"] Our household spends lots of time on the guinea pigs. My wife actually runs a business part time making guinea pig supplies. They aren't my favorite, but she sure loves them. Yeah. Our ghosts are in more typical non-bioactive setups with just a little sphagnum moss at the bottom and fake plants and sticks to climb on. It is for sure less maintenance and is cheaper to setup. For us, the vivarium setup was the primary draw. We wanted to keep a little ecosystem. Now we have transferred that to the aquatic setups as well. Some day it would be cool to do a split aquatic/terrestrial vivarium to keep both in the same enclosure. I have seen some great setups at the local fish store where they are heavily planted with bromeliads etc that would be great for mantids and then have some water with micro fish and shrimp. [/QUOTE]
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