"in-situ" style PNG orchid vivarium. AKA "The Canopy"

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ChrisFL

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A green tree python also calls it home...

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Wow, Chris....that is incredible! I love the Python too! He's a very beautiful creature. Do you have any whole viv shots? It would help to put all these photos into context. Thx.
 
Wow! That snake is beautiful. I second John's request. I would like to see pics of the whole vivarium, and more of the snake. :)
 
That is killer. Are those white plactic rod holders holding up the limbs? Like the kind they use in closets? Genius idea.
 
Hahah, actually, I don't use fertilizer at all. Only thing that goes into the tank is distilled water and I clean the bottom with a dilute bleach solution once a week or so.
 
That is killer. Are those white plactic rod holders holding up the limbs? Like the kind they use in closets? Genius idea.

Yup! I wanted the tank to resemble a cross section of canopy. Hence the no substrate and free hanging branches.
 

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