14 Dec 03
I'm a 30 year old writer/artist living in Toronto, Canada. I study
wine and work in the hospitality industry to make money, and will open
a cafe with a partner when the appropriate property finally presents
itself, unless I write a runaway bestseller and make enough money to
swim in Cristall and use Louis XIII for mouthwash. Then my plans will
change slightly.
I currently house just 13 darts comprising four species (pumilio,
azureus, auratus, leucomelas), with plans to house maybe six other
species eventually. I also keep Amazon Basin emerald tree boas and a
small group of Uroplatus phantasticus.
Although I think the frogs on their own are great, I probably wouldn't
keep them if it weren't for the atmospheric appeal of the naturalistic
vivaria used to house them. My vivaria have much in common with
others, but they're a slight departure from many of the more
traditional arrangements of plants and decorative features used by many
froggers. These tanks combine my love of minimalist design and habitat
authenticity to varying degrees, resulting in arrangements which may
appear sparse to people who favour a more lush and riotous look.
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Dilshad Khan
Toronto, Canada
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