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You might be prematurely dismissing the ultrasonic foggers for fertigation, they're quite widely used in aeroponics where they are specifically fogging a nutrient solution. When I had one set up for emersed aquarium plants I was dosing the water too and never had any issues. The ceramic discs...

It's quite hard to give a straight answer here because it really depends on how you use them and in an ideal world I would actually use both. The misting system less frequently but with heavier mistings to act essentially as an irrigation system, and a fogger to bring up humidity every day in...

It's an exo terra glass vivarium but I also have zoomed glass vivariums and there's not much to differentiate one brand as being obviously superior to the other. The main thing I'd say is that if you're keeping species as small as this they all tend to require modification to make them escape...

The mistking systems definitely produce mist rather than fog. I believe you can aquire misting nozzles that produce droplet sizes rated as fog that the mistking system is sufficiently powerful to work with but I'm not an expert - I would probably lean towards using an ultrasonic fogger if what I...

The background is made from treefern panels with their grain running horizontally so they wick slightly less moisture from the substrate. You could use them in this way on the rear and sides of a paludarium but they would definitely leak some tannins into your water. The little pool at the...

Sphaerodactylus macrolepis grandisquamis. They're a very small species, fully grown at around 6cm.

Pleurothallis alleni, small orchid that flowers often.

Anubias Congensis flower, I'm waiting for there to be two at once so that I can try and produce seeds.

Just some pictures of my vivarium and the inhabitants. There are some emersed aquarium plants growing very well in here, I've just trimmed back all the java fern but it will be back in no time. There's also emersed Bucephalandra, Bolbitis heteroclita, Anubias nana, and Anubias congensis on the...