Living Drip Wall
This post goes along with the Letter B -Bark Mosaic post. DendroDave created a very nice how-to on building the living drip wall. The basic idea is that you feed piping up through the bark mosaic & add a pump to pump the water from the false bottom to the top of the wall. The piping has holes punched in it so that it can slowly drip out water. With the drip wall you will also want to add some sort of drainage area underneath the wall. With the increase of water flowing over that area, it is helpful to place rocks around an 1″ wide underneath the wall to allow the water to drain back without having to go through all the substrate. Here are some of the photos from DendroDave’s thread:
Below is a newly built tank that has a drip wall built into the back of the foam background.
The middle tank of these three includes a glass pod drip wall.
These 2 are a literal living wall. Pretty cool!
Just remember to have good drainage if you are going to create a drip wall, otherwise you might flood your substrate!
The Frog Lady 
that is a very extensive collection of frog gear… I am glad I stopped or hopped on over… sorry for the silly pun.
Jeremy [Retro]
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Interesting post. Lovely photos
Thanks! I figured the photos would be good for those who love frogs and those who don’t alike! Thanks for stopping by!
Very interesting!
Precious Monsters
Thanks for stopping by!
Wow! Loved the living wall photo.
Yvonne
Me too! I could do a whole post on just walls outside of a tank!