I sorta documented this one, but it was all the same technique. Background is a mix of cocofiber, husk, forrest moss and sphagnum moss held together with Titebond III. I forgot to put the little jiffy pots on it so I had to go back and zip tie them in place and cover them.
The branches are lilac, from the 100 year old tree in the backyard we had to trim this year because it was splitting. It was a pain getting them to set. The silicon I used was too soft and the fumes made the tape not stick. It was a disaster and took hours.
I hated the way the silicon looked when it was dry so I went back (three times) and coated it with the same background. It took three hours of scraping to get the glass clean!
The sub is the same as the background, all live plants, too! Waiting for the red caladium bulbs to come up in the back corner. I have had that fern for a year now for this project nearly killed it a few times.
She spends her nights swimming, so the bowl is nice and big but easy to change daily.
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It's also hars to keep the glass clean because it's so tight.
Such a sweet froggy.
