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In my research, I have come across a few articles and posts regarding having a bioactive enclosure.
My question is this: is a bioactive enclosure safe for hatchlings, or is there a waiting period before you should have isopods/live plants in with them?
In this case, captive bred hatchlings and bugs alike, not wild caught. I have found no real "cons" to having them in the enclosure beyond having to replace some of the critters if you have an omnivorous species such as Redfoots.
If you keep a bioactive enclosure I would love to hear from you; how you set it up, what age, what species, pros/cons, etc!
Side note: In my usually fantastic weather, I would be able to keep my (future) torts outside during much of the year, but I would still like to have a bioactive indoor enclosure available for them during cold nights/bad weather/winter time.
My question is this: is a bioactive enclosure safe for hatchlings, or is there a waiting period before you should have isopods/live plants in with them?
In this case, captive bred hatchlings and bugs alike, not wild caught. I have found no real "cons" to having them in the enclosure beyond having to replace some of the critters if you have an omnivorous species such as Redfoots.
If you keep a bioactive enclosure I would love to hear from you; how you set it up, what age, what species, pros/cons, etc!
Side note: In my usually fantastic weather, I would be able to keep my (future) torts outside during much of the year, but I would still like to have a bioactive indoor enclosure available for them during cold nights/bad weather/winter time.