Paludariums- Tree Frogs
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Lennoncham
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Not in paludariums but I have red eyed tree frogs and green tree frogs.
right now they are just in bioactive setups with water dishes. I do plan on upgrading them soon. Not sure if I’m going to do full on paludariums or just some sort of water feature.
right now they are just in bioactive setups with water dishes. I do plan on upgrading them soon. Not sure if I’m going to do full on paludariums or just some sort of water feature.
Lennoncham
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Ya I have tried to do a split tank a few different times in a few different ways and all seemed to fail in their own way. I gave up on it for a while and went bio while doing more research.
I recently setup a tank for some dart frogs that has a water feature and I think I may have gotten it right this time (fingers crossed). Just letting it sit and cycle and grow in for a while to make sure. If it goes right I will somewhat replicate the idea in future tanks. But always trying new stuff as well.
I recently setup a tank for some dart frogs that has a water feature and I think I may have gotten it right this time (fingers crossed). Just letting it sit and cycle and grow in for a while to make sure. If it goes right I will somewhat replicate the idea in future tanks. But always trying new stuff as well.
Lennoncham
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Just one of these repto filters.
KRGEE21
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I looked into these, but just didn't have the power I needed to get to the top of the waterfall. Tried one fountain pump. Worked great, but noisy as hell.
I've got this one coming in a few days.
https://www.chewy.com/ecoplus-eco100-fixed-flow-submersible/dp/163955
KRGEE21
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Glad to see you back man. Everything good with the family?
jamest0o0
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Thank you man, good to see everyone here too. All is good with the family, just new house repairs to deal with!
The Wild One
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Welcome back and good luck!
KRGEE21
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Gotta love home ownership....The never ending cycle
Redman
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I have a colony of red eyes as well. Love them and their calls in the evening. I did a full aquarium bottom for mine with large rocks and a bark background above the water.
I won't do any pics at the moment, because I am way overdue for a spring clean out for their setup! LOL
Lennoncham
Chameleon Enthusiast
lol I know the feeling. Gotta redo my green tree frog tank.
ya the red eyes are awesome. Would love a massive setup with a bunch of them but well money lol.
ya I’m really considering doing a Aquarium on the bottom of the new tanks ( once I can afford all the stuff) they are gunna be the 36x18x36. I was looking at the new zoo med paludarium but I don’t think the 36x18x36 is available in Canada yet.
what kind of fish do you have in yours? I was thinking neon tetras and some shrimp.
Redman
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Just some Endler's livebearers, a red bristlenose plecostimus, and a couple of cory cats. Hard to keep the water clean with all of the dead crickets and frog poo, to be honest.
Those small filters, like the ReptoFilter pictured earlier in the thread always clogged up on me and were a total p.i.a. I switched to sponge filters and never looked back.
Those small filters, like the ReptoFilter pictured earlier in the thread always clogged up on me and were a total p.i.a. I switched to sponge filters and never looked back.
Lennoncham
Chameleon Enthusiast
ya I’m thinking of using external canister filters. Will probably Also do it planted to help with the water quality. Gotta do a lot more research on this though.
CJ's Exotics
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I have some tincs in a paludarium, I actually find tadpoles in the water, which is pretty cool.
Persnickety Parson's
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I wish more people would keep Pseudacris crucifer. Hint, hint.
KRGEE21
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Had to look these up. Never seen one myself, but they're pretty cute little guys. We have different species here in the PNW. Pseudacris regillia.
