jrpark22000
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Thanks Gunner. I'm also working on rebuilding the tree frog tank too, more to come on that in the next month(s).
Thanks Mike. Actually quite the opposite, it's actually pretty easy to maintain. It wasn't cheap to setup but with all the automation, it's hands off. On a weekly basis, I refil the ATO, trim plants, clean the glass and a 100% water change every other week. The hardest part is keeping the fruit fly cultures going and in the right stage or production to always have some ready to feed. Dart frogs are feed every other day and tree frogs are feed once every 4 days.I just read through this whole thread, not sure how i ever missed it. Beautiful Setup you have going there. Seems like a lot of work to keep that vivarium looking like that and keeping the frogs happy but it definitely seems to be worth it
It's a lot cheaper than my reef it that helps at all Just don't tell my wife as she has a rough idea of what the frog tanks cost...Crazy awesome setup, wish I had time and the funds for a setup as nice as yours!
What the secret to these guys mine died in fact all my tree frogs did . Well i have two reg green left everything else lives dam tomato frog got huge and salamander hides 365 days a yr but hes alive lolThe female enjoying her new home, it's awesme to see her in the new larger enriched environment. He's a fat ole bastard who doens't move unless it's feeding time (second photo in the back.)
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Honestly, they're pretty damm easy compared to my reef. I make sure and keep the humidity and temp in range for the species. Otherwise, only feed them enough to maintian weight, dusting in repcal and a little herpavite. Water is changed every other week in this habitat, but the old one was changed weekly to keep it clean enough. They get misted with rodi once a week or so. The old errarium was established from the previous owner of the male frog and it had worms, so i feed crickets powdered with dewormer once weekly.What the secret to these guys mine died in fact all my tree frogs did . Well i have two reg green left everything else lives dam tomato frog got huge and salamander hides 365 days a yr but hes alive lol
Thanks. I need to do them more often, but usually just forget. I really should update the pics and a video of the dart frog tank, it's great how it has all filled in. Not to mention the frogs have finally learned to lay their eggs in a bromeliad, so there may be tad poles hatching in a couple of months.New habitat is looking amazing. Enjoy seeing these updates
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