Stocking suggestions for this Exo Terra

[aussiesk8]

Hey guys,

I have this 18" cube exo terra lying around empty at the moment and i was wondering what you would suggest stocking it with. I really like white tree frogs and have for well over a year but i feel that the cube might be too small for a pair. I have spare equipment such as u.v starter kits and bulbs lying around, 2 heat mats, mat stats and heat lamps.





I would really appreciate your ideas

Andy

[mrblue2008]

hi, it looks a good little viv but yes your right is too small for whites which get large & are an active treefrog at times so you couldnt house them in there.
it would have to be a smaller species, it would be perfect for reed frogs, horned frog would live happily in their i no these are chunky frogs but dont move a great deal so this would be great for them, it would need heating tho.

[fatlad69]

It's also great for fire bellied toads.

[ilovetoads2]

No...I think you should just get rid of it and get a new one...just put it in a box and ship to:

Ilovetoads2
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[kismetbeardie]

hi first of all sorry for jumping in on your thread i have exactly the same question, so would this be no good even when whites are babies then moving them to a larger one later???

[jme2049]

Same as above!!!

[Morgan Freeman]

Reed frogs, so many types available.

[ilovetoads2]

Originally Posted by kismetbeardie

hi first of all sorry for jumping in on your thread i have exactly the same question, so would this be no good even when whites are babies then moving them to a larger one later???

Originally Posted by jme2049

Same as above!!!

No...I think you should just get rid of it and get a new one...just put it in a box and ship to:

Ilovetoads2
Needlots of Smalltanks
Deperate
TA4 0AT

[peterspets]

pygmy chameleons

[Amazonian]

Absolutely perfecto for fire belly toads, you could have four in there, or fire belly newts, as they spend most of their time in the water, theres no need for huge height, and they are relatively small species, or you could go for the old favorite, Anoles.