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use one of the fish water conditioners. Stress Coat by API is probably the cheapest. I know the exo terra stuff is quite expensive in comparison and it's exactly the same stuff. Even cheaper but less common in shops is by a company called Sera.
It's just that you often get more for less with the fish stuff. Shop i'm in the exo terra stuff is sold in 100ml bottles but they cost more than 250ml of the fish tank stuff.
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This is an excellent thread we need more like this you will have helped a lot of people here
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their really really easy to keep so long as you can keep the humidity up with a fogger or misting system (or just spraying it!!!) i forgot to mention i use plastic sheets over the ventilation mesh at the top so the humidity stays high
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cracker thread, many thanks for the info.
I'll be using some of your tips to set up a habitat for my Leptopelis uluguruensis, but maybe incorporating an aquatic section for a fire bellied toad at some stage. One question, what about a heat source for the frogs? Are the bulbs enough to get the temp right and the humdity high? |
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Dart frogs should be kept at room temperature (75F-80F) so unless the room your keeping them in regularly drops to a low temp your frogs will be fine. dart frogs die from being too warm a million times more often than from being too cold - they can even survive sub zero temperatures, there have been many people in the states who have had darts shipped in winter and the pilot forgot to keep heat on in the hold on the plane, darts have arrived ice cold and appearing dead but their in a hibernation state and many have re-awoken to live full lives and still able to procreate.
As for the humidity, exo terras have a mesh lid so the canopy covers half of this, to cover the other half i use vinyl cut to size to cover up the holes. at the moment im using a fogger and spraying twice a day to keep humidity up with no problems. Hope that helps!! ![]()
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Just the job.
I usually stick a sheet of membrane between the leca and soil. It's supposed to stop them mixing
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