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Has anyone try the bio dude bioactive substrate and of so do you recommend it? Had anyone tried to use his bioactive substrate and if so do you need a drainage layer/system because in the video he created he didn’t use any instead he used a root pouch. (before you climb all over me about my geno situation, he's doing a lot better
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He's in shed right now, and i'm so mad at myself, but i'm getting the feeling it was just a hiss I can get isopods from my back yard easy, but can. I'm still watching him very closely, and keeping his temps and humidity up, but he seems 99x better!) i just have a question, i saw this guy, goes by the biodude
He seems to have a good price.
Advice for my first bioactive terrarium Originally posted by bonnieballpython plants I'm waiting to receive a dracaena, two types of pothos and a bird's nest fern from the biodude Will i need a second strip for the.
Also, for substrate i was planning on using the biodude's terra firma, which says it does not require a drainage layer Is this still true if i were to use artificial plants I imagine live plants wouldn't be sucking that much water out of the soil, but as i said, i don't really know anything about plants. The reason i've heard many don't like biodude as well is because not only does he sell overpriced basic things, but he was a newbie that just stole the recipes and info from a bioactive facebook group and started selling them
Not illegal, but i don't like to support that behavior either.
I am looking to set up a bioactive enclosure for when i get a panther chameleon I've never done anything with bioactive terrariums or reptiles but i have lots of experience with aquascaping, aquariums, and farming I was planning to go with the biodude panther chameleon set up. Bioactive enclosures can be a great choice for chameleons if set up correctly
Learn what substrate to use, how to add in plants and branches, what isopods. Many of us who have setup bioactive enclosures, or at least delved into the idea and have done the research, have seen all that the biodude has to offer I really like the products they provide and i think their company is great However, they can be pricey
Recently i setup my own bioactive enclosure from my own materials not from the biodude to save money
The one thing i really wish i had. I have a juvie panther cham coming and also a biodude chameleon kit for the bioactive setup in his 24x24x48 enclosure In reading a blog post on here i see that it is recommended to introduce isopods and springtails into the soil
