Exo Terra Dripping Plant Large including Pump,Green

El producto no es nada del otro mundo y un poco horrible para que el agua no caiga fuera del cuenco, pero cosadebichos se encargo que tener mi paquete en menos de 24h y me salio el tamaño largue por 35€ solo una fantasía

This product is great, when it works. Like alot of reviews I had plenty of hastle getting this working (all would be fine if they just included a stronger pump, which when this one inevitably dies I will be upgrading to) In any case here are some tips I found through all my trial and error today. also sorry for grammer, i cba proof reading this as im busy, just thought it may help somone.Tip 1: Don't use a shallow dishgive the pump all the help you can, use a narrow and a tall of a container as you can and place it as low as you can , this allows the water pressure to push down on the pump making it not have to work as hard. I tested a few different jugs in my house with variing success, in the end we nipped to B&M to buy a tall glass jar as we needed to get the pump higher in the viv anyway so we just let it float.Tip 2: keep the pump on the same elevation or higher if possible.back to water pressure, this will stop the pump working extra hard to push the water to the top as it starts going sideways or down to begin with.Tip 3: put together in stages.To help air bleed out I turned the pump on with no tubes on it let it spit the excess air out then connected the first tube, then the valve, so on and so forth, this just helps the air get out quicker as the pumps output (before adapter) is 3x bigger than the top of the plant.tip 4: have it drip back into the pooldont flood your viv like some of the idiots who have reviewed saying it flooded there viv, its just common sense peopletip 5: be patient and do your own testingI hated every second of setting this up, but if you ask me tomorrow after ive de streesed a bit ill probably tell you it was worth the efforthope this helped3/5 because if the pump was better noone would have to go through hell and back to sort this out.

Die Optik ist schonmal gut, die Funktion super easy. Das Aber an der ganzen Sache ist, das sich der kleine Filter nach 4 bis 5 Wochen zu setzt und dann die Tropfwirkung extrem nachlässt. Ist also mit 2 Wöchiger Wartung zu benutzen.

Although a tricky item to set up initially, as it annoyingly created a mini swamp in my vivarium more than a few times, I have now gotten used to it. I've used 2 exo terra dishes, a large shallow one on the bottom for the plant to sit in being held firmly in place by the small deeper dish safely balanced above which houses the pump and water in it. This way any stray drips can feed into the bottom dish and it is easier for me to change the water regularly in the top dish. My chameleon has taken a while to get to used to it, most likely because I was faffing around so much trying to get it set up right! Now though she is spending more time sitting around it which is lovely to see. I have noticed that she doesn't take so long to shed her skin as the Drip Plant is adding much more humidity to the vivarium.

The product works as it should however make sure your hoses are tight or it will flood your setup. Also I expected the plant to be a lot bigger than it was for a $50 plant I expected more from it.