Ok, so, 3rd picture is a very crude drawing (yes I did it don’t judge lol) of what’s happening behind the cork bark and what’s going to be a foam and dirted background. Sand bottom represented by the brown, blue water, green fogger/atomizer, black is pumps, red heater.
I have a way over thought water reservoir at the top left that a pump feeds water to with a return tube to manage the water level and the tube coming off to the top right is where the fog exits. It’s a Tupperware about 7″ tall x 5″ wide x 5″ deep – keeping in mind I’m a male and measuring isn’t exactly my forte.
I have a second pump that will run a waterfall that will exit a hole I’ll create in the cork bark that falls directly into the water area (possibly will follow a piece of manzanita wood to an extent to minimize splash).
I’m *fairly* happy with how I have it, BUT, I’m second guessing it. I’ve been watching serpa design on YouTube and am discovering that I am, in fact, not tanner.
Nothing is set – water features will have to remain on the left side – open to ideas on placement of pieces – what you see is what I have to work with.
Will be home to a green tree python so perching branches are a must. water area will house a few shrimp, snails and a Betta(maybe).
Sorry if formatting sucks, I’m using the mobile excuse.
Edit: since I forgot to add the actual question. Overall how am I doing? Too busy?(Keep in mind the snake does like to move around) Maybe move stuff around? I was wanting some flow to it if that makes sense at all. I’ll likely rethink my reservoir idea so it’s not so bulky. Open to suggestions and criticism, won’t hurt my feelings. I can add another picture from what would be a top down angle if that helps.
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You say you need help but you never even asked anything.
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Ok, so, 3rd picture is a very crude drawing (yes I did it don’t judge lol) of what’s happening behind the cork bark and what’s going to be a foam and dirted background.
Sand bottom represented by the brown, blue water, green fogger/atomizer, black is pumps, red heater.
I have a way over thought water reservoir at the top left that a pump feeds water to with a return tube to manage the water level and the tube coming off to the top right is where the fog exits. It’s a Tupperware about 7″ tall x 5″ wide x 5″ deep – keeping in mind I’m a male and measuring isn’t exactly my forte.
I have a second pump that will run a waterfall that will exit a hole I’ll create in the cork bark that falls directly into the water area (possibly will follow a piece of manzanita wood to an extent to minimize splash).
I’m *fairly* happy with how I have it, BUT, I’m second guessing it. I’ve been watching serpa design on YouTube and am discovering that I am, in fact, not tanner.
Nothing is set – water features will have to remain on the left side – open to ideas on placement of pieces – what you see is what I have to work with.
Will be home to a green tree python so perching branches are a must. water area will house a few shrimp, snails and a Betta(maybe).
Sorry if formatting sucks, I’m using the mobile excuse.
Edit: since I forgot to add the actual question. Overall how am I doing? Too busy?(Keep in mind the snake does like to move around) Maybe move stuff around? I was wanting some flow to it if that makes sense at all. I’ll likely rethink my reservoir idea so it’s not so bulky. Open to suggestions and criticism, won’t hurt my feelings.
I can add another picture from what would be a top down angle if that helps.
You say you need help but you never even asked anything.