actually... I have a 55 gallon tank I want to turn into a miniature garden inside.
anybody have any good web pages for this? I especially like sinningias and need a
source. Ingrid


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Don't know about Sinningia, but here is a reliable source for very small
terrarium plants. I am turning our old aquarium into a small garden, also. I
want to use sundews, pitcher plants, and fly traps...
http://www.violetbarn.com/miniature_houseplants.htm

V


On Wed, 12 Nov 2003 15:17:43 GMT, opined:

actually... I have a 55 gallon tank I want to turn into a miniature garden inside.
anybody have any good web pages for this? I especially like sinningias and need a
source. Ingrid


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Unfortunately, I receive no money, gifts, discounts or other
compensation for all the damn work I do, nor for any of the
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that is such a great site... click on the picture!! thanks. Ingrid

animaux wrote:
Don't know about Sinningia, but here is a reliable source for very small
terrarium plants. I am turning our old aquarium into a small garden, also. I
want to use sundews, pitcher plants, and fly traps...
http://www.violetbarn.com/miniature_houseplants.htm

V



~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
List Manager: Puregold Goldfish List
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www.drsolo.com
Solve the problem, dont waste energy finding who's to blame
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Unfortunately, I receive no money, gifts, discounts or other
compensation for all the damn work I do, nor for any of the
endorsements or recommendations I make.

I have Martha Stewart to thank. She has the people who represent the company on
her show. They have an excellent variety of plants.

Victoria


On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 15:20:23 GMT, opined:

that is such a great site... click on the picture!! thanks. Ingrid

animaux wrote:
Don't know about Sinningia, but here is a reliable source for very small
terrarium plants. I am turning our old aquarium into a small garden, also. I
want to use sundews, pitcher plants, and fly traps...
http://www.violetbarn.com/miniature_houseplants.htm

V



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V-
My son and I Want to make a terrarium. Perhaps w/ a salamander or two. Any
other advice or web sites to share??
It's a 20 gallon tank, btw.

I haven't been online much. Recently diagnosed w/ a skin disease. E me.

Love me
"Come into my garden, my flowers want to meet you!"

Well, I have been tempted many times to bring in a few gecko's or anole's, but I
decided it was probably torture to a lizard to be in a tank. Best to leave them
outdoors where they are happily eating our grasshoppers.

I have been collecting sundews, pitcher plants and venus fly traps for my future
terrarium. I'll probably have it up and running with the light and proper
things in the next month or so. I'll post the websites I find.

Sorry on the skin thing. I'll email you.

V

On 17 Nov 2003 15:06:05 GMT, arden (NAearthMOM) opined:

V-
My son and I Want to make a terrarium. Perhaps w/ a salamander or two. Any
other advice or web sites to share??
It's a 20 gallon tank, btw.

I haven't been online much. Recently diagnosed w/ a skin disease. E me.

Love me
"Come into my garden, my flowers want to meet you!"

we got 7 anoles in a 20 gallons with 2 plants, a "pond" and all the crickets they can
eat. we got a light on them all day long. they mostly hang around. Ingrid

animaux wrote:
Well, I have been tempted many times to bring in a few gecko's or anole's, but I
decided it was probably torture to a lizard to be in a tank.


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That's the thing. I could never knowingly throw crickets in there to be eaten.
I totally enjoy the anoles outdoors. They are everywhere by the hundreds. This
year there was a huge hatch out of all manner of reptiles in the garden. We
had babies forever. I am still seeing tiny babies when I water. So cute. When
it gets cold they are easy to capture, but still I could never feed them
crickets.

Victoria


On Tue, 18 Nov 2003 05:07:24 GMT, opined:

we got 7 anoles in a 20 gallons with 2 plants, a "pond" and all the crickets they can
eat. we got a light on them all day long. they mostly hang around. Ingrid

animaux wrote:
Well, I have been tempted many times to bring in a few gecko's or anole's, but I
decided it was probably torture to a lizard to be in a tank.


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Unfortunately, I receive no money, gifts, discounts or other
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endorsements or recommendations I make.

animaux expounded:

That's the thing. I could never knowingly throw crickets in there to be eaten.
I totally enjoy the anoles outdoors. They are everywhere by the hundreds. This
year there was a huge hatch out of all manner of reptiles in the garden. We
had babies forever. I am still seeing tiny babies when I water. So cute. When
it gets cold they are easy to capture, but still I could never feed them
crickets.

The biggest problem with keeping crickets in the house to feed your
reptiles is....they're crickets! They chirp. If they escape, they
can chirp under your bed G. And they don't smell very good,
especially if you've got a few of them. My eldest used to have Chloe,
a little grey spiny lizard, and she (who knows??) ate crickets. What
a pain!

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Ann, Gardening in zone 6a
Just south of Boston, MA
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