I would like to try a terrarium. I am thinking of using a one gallon terrarium with lid. Would this number of planting be too big for the container?
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All 5 of mine arrived safe and sound, happy and healthy. I've transplanted all of them and one has since passed, but I don't blame the seller. As long as you made sure there was enough drainage and ventilation, I'm sure these plants would be fine.
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do not buy it from these people everything died and they would not help me or give me a refund they suck. P Price
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Yes and no. It depends on how big it is. But I would say NO. A python would easily out grow this size of terrarium and may have stunned growth issues. I would say yes it it was very young but you would need a larger one in a year anyways
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If this were to be a second outdoor enclosure with lots of climbing and basking spaces, as well as a shaded area and watering place, it would be.As a primary enclosure, the other responders are correct: they need wider enclosures.:)
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I don't see why not. Plant roots that need extra depth would grow more horizontally. I had a container garden before I used Gtonomics and I was able to grow a variety of plants and vegetables. It would simply become a very large container.
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You can pull the moss apart into whatever sizes you want. That's what we did with all sizes of terrariums and the moss didn't seem to mind at all. It's beautiful moss.
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I too have a one gallon watering can and I use two droppers full. I don't count. My houseplants thrive.
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I have only this substrate in my 29 gallon and it is sufficient to grow plants. I recommend periodically supplementing with Flourish in order to maximize plant growth, but a decent group of fish will provide enough nutrients for decent plant growth.
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I don't know exactly how big the container is gallon wise. It does not appear to be 3 gallons. It is about the size of a shoe box. You wouldn't want it any bigger I don't think because it would get too smelly. We usually empty it before it is full otherwise if it sits too long it leaks and smells.
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The box is fairly small... only about room for 6 clumps of plants. There are many more seed than you need and you could simply replace one planting with whatever you desire.
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I don't see why you can't use this in a terrarium as it's a nice granular texture but there are no nutrients as found in soil so you'll want to add a fertizer.
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I've been able to put as many as 4 medium plants under it. You can probably fit more
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Hi Melissa, good question and I think that you would be fine with a 5.0 gallon, the most popular size. I would also consider putting a frozen gallon jug of water in the container in the morning each day (like a big ice cube) which will keep the water cool and inhibit algae growth which can be an issue in warm weather. Also check out the Chiller Cover, which is a thermal cover for your Critter Cooler that increases sun protection 10X's. Hope this helps, best of luck keeping your big baby cool this summer. James Mushen
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It all depends, if you have small baby plants yes but they are quite small. So probably think about something bigger. Hope it helped.
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honestly the light is great but not for a planted tank. If you decide to go with this, you will probably need 2. one on each side of the middle brace. I dont know what the dimensions are on each side so just measure that out and go with the closest size available to cover each side from left to right. (I think two 36")My recommendations for a planted tank would be to go with the Finnex FugeRay Planted+ Finnex FugeRay Planted+ Aquarium LED Light Plus Moonlights, 30-InchI have a 37 planted tank and it works great. It is a deep tank and everything both short and tall grows fantastically. Again, with this I would go with two separate lights to cover your tank. honestly the light is great but not for a planted tank. If you decide to go with this, you will probably need 2. one on each side of the middle brace. I dont know what the dimensions are on each side so just measure that out and go with the closest size available to cover each side from left to right. (I think two 36")My recommendations for a planted tank would be to go with the Finnex FugeRay Planted+ Finnex FugeRay Planted+ Aquarium LED Light Plus Moonlights, 30-InchI have a 37 planted tank and it works great. It... » Read More honestly the light is great but not for a planted tank. If you decide to go with this, you will probably need 2. one on each side of the middle brace. I dont know what the dimensions are on each side so just measure that out and go with the closest size available to cover each side from left to right. (I think two 36")My recommendations for a planted tank would be to go with the Finnex FugeRay Planted+ Finnex FugeRay Planted+ Aquarium LED Light Plus Moonlights, 30-InchI have a 37 planted tank and it works great. It is a deep tank and everything both short and tall grows fantastically. Again, with this I would go with two separate lights to cover your tank. « Show Less
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I use the Marineland plant light on a 18X18X18 cube with great success. I started with two to be sure of adequate light for the plants but two produced excessive algae so I stored one and use one.
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It is designed for planting one per pot. The tomatoes will get pretty large and you should plan on using stakes or even a small tomato cage. Our planters are doing wonderful this year. It really helps that you can move the bags to maximize the fun. Very happy with these!
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I am sure you can put more than two tomato plants in your earth box, I am growing corn in my mine 12 plants!