Uploaded November 2019 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Having a drainage layer is essential within a humid, bioactive enclosure to prevent the stagnation of the substrate... But what happens if the drainage layer fills right to the top? Quite simply, you'll face all of the issues of having no drainage layer at all, differing only in the fact that it is exacerbated by having a greater volume of still, muddy water. This can quickly kill off the clean up crew and plant life of your bioactive vivarium.
In today's video I show you how to avoid this calamitous event with a quick, easy, and cheap procedure!
Follow nature’s example - youtube.com/c/JTBReptiles?sub_confirmation=1
My Instagram - instagram.com/jtb_reptile/?hl=en
The supplies I use - kit.co/JTB_Reptiles
Advancing Herpetological Husbandry - facebook.com/groups/AdvancingHerpHusbandry
The Reptile Networks - reptilenetworks.co.uk
Having a drainage layer is essential within a humid, bioactive enclosure to prevent the stagnation of the substrate... But what happens if the drainage layer fills right to the top? Quite simply, you'll face all of the issues of having no drainage layer at all, differing only in the fact that it is exacerbated by having a greater volume of still, muddy water. This can quickly kill off the clean up crew and plant life of your bioactive vivarium.
In today's video I show you how to avoid this calamitous event with a quick, easy, and cheap procedure!
Follow nature’s example - youtube.com/c/JTBReptiles?sub_confirmation=1
My Instagram - instagram.com/jtb_reptile/?hl=en
The supplies I use - kit.co/JTB_Reptiles
Advancing Herpetological Husbandry - facebook.com/groups/AdvancingHerpHusbandry
The Reptile Networks - reptilenetworks.co.uk
