In the first episode of Bioactive Basics, I outline drainage layers - what they are, why you ought to have them, and how to keep them running.
Here's what you'll need to build a drainage layer for your own bioactive vivarium. These are all Amazon links:
- US/Ca -
Expanded clay balls - [ Ссылка ]
Separation layer - [ Ссылка ]
- UK -
Expanded clay balls - [ Ссылка ]
Separation layer - [ Ссылка ]
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A drainage layer is an essential part of any tropical or otherwise humid herp enclosure, preventing the the substrate from becoming a stagnant pool. This is no more apparent that in a bioactive setup where the stagnation of the substrate (substrate choice being the topic that we'll cover in episode two of this series) will kill off your clean up crew and any live plants that may be present.
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