There might be a terrarium forum on here that could better help. I've never visited it. I grow all my CPs outdoors in full sun. I'm going to guess that good, broad spectrum lights that stay cool will be one vital component. Probably good air circulation as well. When I attempt to create an ecosystem outdoors I first do as much research on how a similar natural system functions in situ. Good luck with your project! Hope I've at least offered a decent starting point.

Sahoyaref Have no idea ,was just told this by a fellow customer at HD.lol He was using it for its intended purpose to fill spaces in walls. Between plumbing lines in his case. He said that after 3 years he had to buy more as it had shrunk away from the pipes. He also told me it could not be kept constantly wet.So far have not noticed any difference between material underwater,constantly dry and constantly wet nor has there been any loss in adhesion. It will setup and cure underwater though adhesion is very poor. It's also a lot softer and spongier. Even if this proves to be true I don't see any problem. How could a terrarium go 3 years without a major overhaul anyway??lol I'm helping a friend create a rockface for Rift lake cichlids using the super expanding type. All kinds of caves and crevices at the touch of a button and the really great thing is almost no weight. This tank is 96x24x24 deep so you can imagine how much rock that would require.Not to mention the cost!! It is going to be difficult to paint where it adheres to the glass used a layer of black silicone before the foam which will be trimmed around the faces.. You could use various colored silicone to get a more mottled effect but went with black as he thinks it looks fine. Would love to try it to make Coral platforms for marine setups. Imagine having the exact size and depth and stability. So far nobody will allow me to use it in their reeftanks lol. Have found no chemical reactions in FW in 3 months. Personall,i believe if the swings are going to occur they would happen in the first week. Have not had a single fatality of plant or animal. gary

Appears that that issue was one of the more popular ones. http://www.shopanimalnetwork.com/subcatmfgprod.asp?0=247&1=266&2=-1 I think you just need to keep an eye out for the next person who auctions it off. While I couldn't find the article for you, here is the authors web page. Here is a link that might be useful: Dante .... I should have copied his name...

American Bullfrog (Lithobates catesbianus)