Another successful branch harvest

[bbyoda]

Thanks all! I knew you'd appreciate the harvest

I’ve never gotten branches like those! I live in GA (used to live in FL about forty five minutes southwest of Orlando. I’m still a Florida Boy for sure XD) and there’s so much lichen and fungus on the bark here I don’t want to risk bringing nasties in. I do want to start getting driftwood that washed up in the creek without bark. A lot easier to clean.

Yeah they have all sorts of fun stuff on them. That's why I hose down and bake in the sun. But I'm not stressed about lichen or fungus either - my enclosure is bioactive and stuff pops up now and again but goes away without causing any issues. I just make sure there aren't ants, spiders, or artillery fungus visible.

 

[jamest0o0]

Thanks all! I knew you'd appreciate the harvest



Yeah they have all sorts of fun stuff on them. That's why I hose down and bake in the sun. But I'm not stressed about lichen or fungus either - my enclosure is bioactive and stuff pops up now and again but goes away without causing any issues. I just make sure there aren't ants, spiders, or artillery fungus visible.

There are whole ecosystems living within the branches of my enclosure outside lol. Fungus and lichen all over.

 

[Casket_Case]

Thanks all! I knew you'd appreciate the harvest



Yeah they have all sorts of fun stuff on them. That's why I hose down and bake in the sun. But I'm not stressed about lichen or fungus either - my enclosure is bioactive and stuff pops up now and again but goes away without causing any issues. I just make sure there aren't ants, spiders, or artillery fungus visible.

Mine is bioactive too I just don’t like fungus and critters on it because 1.) I live in a wood house 2.) I do love nature but I’m germaphobic and don’t want it in my room where I’ll stress about contamination