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the_deeb;4320672; said:
Here are some pics of my old one (I had to break it down when I moved).

The tank is a cracked 56g tall (30L X 18W X 24H) that I picked up for really cheap from TFP. I sealed the crack with silicone and plexiglass and made background from GS foam covered in brown silicone and cocofiber with some african root wood embeded. The land portion has a false bottom of egg crate covered in weed barrier. Here it is after setting up the dryscape:

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and here it is planted after growing in for about 6 months:

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close up of the mossy waterfall:

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thats amazing!!!!!
 
Deeb, beautiful Vivarium... I hope/plan for my next attempt to be much more focused on the plant life and less on the faux rock work...


packer43064;4320195; said:
Why two sides though. Why not just 1 normal tank with darts. Nice setup. Do dart frogs like that much water?
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I want black & blue frogs and my girl wants green and black frogs. So splitting the tank was the best way to suit both of our lusts...

Dart Frogs don't really 'need' that much water but I really like water features. Provided the frogs can easily get out of the water (which they can) the water feature doesn't hurt anything. From what I have read there is risk of frogs drowning one another when overcrowded but there will only be a single pair on each side.
 
Its not as pretty and not as big as you guys but I will throw some pics up anyway. Sorry about the quality digi cam is dead so my cell is being used for now.

Here is the home for my chorus frogs..I love them now but hate them in spring :D

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nc_nutcase;4331633; said:
Deeb, beautiful Vivarium... I hope/plan for my next attempt to be much more focused on the plant life and less on the faux rock work...




I want black & blue frogs and my girl wants green and black frogs. So splitting the tank was the best way to suit both of our lusts...

Dart Frogs don't really 'need' that much water but I really like water features. Provided the frogs can easily get out of the water (which they can) the water feature doesn't hurt anything. From what I have read there is risk of frogs drowning one another when overcrowded but there will only be a single pair on each side.
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The anole setup with the 125 I'm making, I want to incorporate a water feature. Not sure how yet. I'm thinking a waterfall. The anoles won't drink from a dish I hear and will lap up water droplets so a waterfall could do that while making the tank look kool. I'm thinking of getting some pond liner and putting it down to make one....idk.:nilly::nilly: That's another thread.

Alot of men don't like to exactly share their tank, lol. Nice that you did. I would have to agree green and black is soooo much better.:D
 
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